In a second judgment on Tuesday, Harrison dismissed an application by News Corp Australia for access to Wran's personal references and the names of people who had supplied them.
For these reasons, we immediately filed a petition to the U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention requesting what would be a sixth judgment that the terms of her imprisonment are in clear violation of both Burmese and international law.
The reforms the pope announced last week remove the requirement for a second judgment on annulment decisions, a process that can lengthen the process by many months.
A second judgment emerging from the analysis of the interviews is the observation that a number of studies in medical education contain gaps in theory.
After each such judgment, they made a second judgment about either the spatial or the temporal source of the item (which included a "don't know" option, particularly appropriate for previous "new" judgments).
This led some to the claim that "analysis is falsification", and even to hold that when we judge that a is the father of b, and judge that a is the son of c, the a in the first judgment is not strictly speaking the same a as involved in the second judgment; instead, in the first we deal only with a-quâ-father-of-b in the first, and a-quâ-son-of-c in the second (cf. BReal, 89; MTT, 140).
"The first judgment a potential President makes is who their running mate is — and I don't think John made a very good selection".
We sometimes disagree among ourselves over whether individual comments merit deletion or not, or whether this or that commenter has earned a ban, so getting a second opinion helps refine our judgment and improves consistency.
Questioning, continuous learning, and reaching out for a second opinion on your clinical judgment are all key strategies for best practice.
You think people are going to judge you for not looking like a supermodel?" "That's usually the first judgment people make in this city".
