Texas offers five separate procedural protections for capital murder defendants who may have any form of mental incapacity.
Separating procedural from perceptual learning is also problematic, with some researchers assuming that perceptual learning is a slow process requiring extensive familiarization with the training stimuli (Demany & Semal 2002; Delhommeau et al. 2002).
The latter relates to a separate ground of judicial review, namely, procedural impropriety, and particularly the audi alteram partem ("hear the other side") principle.
Although the small number of cases and the single sampling site inevitably means that the results should be interpreted with caution, this pilot study has informed our choice of procedural homogeneity for a separate, larger study requiring repeat endoscopies.
A separate trial of senior executives blamed for procedural lapses is due to start later this month.
Spinoffs that are introduced as a backdoor pilot (an episode of a show featuring new characters designed to spawn a separate series) are nothing new, especially for procedurals.
Perhaps a separate skill, video laryngoscopy, needs to be considered as an additional procedural competency by the ACGME for emergency medicine residents in addition to the minimum number of traditional direct laryngoscopy intubations [7].
In an unusual procedural move, the Senate at the same time approved a separate package of amendments designed to meet objections of a coalition of law-enforcement groups that had lobbied strenuously but unsuccessfully against the main bill.
But they rejected on a 240-to-173 vote a procedural effort by Representative Jim Matheson, Democrat of Utah, to hold a separate vote on the issue.
In a separate development, several senators including the government backbencher Cory Bernardi took the first procedural step towards a fresh attempt to amend the Racial Discrimination Act, prompting claims the timing was "insensitive".
