The courts, who Zuma effectively puppeteers as Chairman of the African National Congress, dropped decade-old charges of racketeering, money laundering, corruption and fraud because of a procedural point.
It is hard to know exactly what to make of Braun, who won his case on a procedural point, not by challenging the veracity of the test.
One of the few congressional hold-outs was Republican senator Rand Paul, who sat in lonely vigil reading newspapers in the empty Senate debating chamber – not as a snub but to make a protest on a procedural point.
Typically, Justice Ginsburg started out with a procedural point with large substantive significance.
From a given definition of the problem, and also from a management and procedural point of view, various approaches have been attempted; excellent recent reviews are now available by Cardoen et al. [ 7], Guerrerio and Guido [ 8] and Spyropoulos [ 9].
This philosophical and procedural point of view, more or less guaranteed to make efficient progress in the field, creates definable results step by step, and gives investigators a sense of satisfactory success.
These three steps reflect to a large extent the procedural points of Lasswell's pattern (1963) to introduce a "policy science" able to enhance the results of democracy.
To this end, interview and observational data will be analysed from a 'procedural' point of view, 159 160 in the sense that we will seek to identify the logical links between sequences of events.
Mr. Spitzer added that the decision made an important procedural point.
