With one notable exception, establishing the frontiers of the Danish realm had proved to be much easier than determining the extent of the king's power.
One exception established at the founding is if the witness is "unavailable to testify, and the defendant had had a prior opportunity for cross-examination".
She does not seek to make PMSCs an exception to established law.
In Crawford v. Washington (2004), the Supreme Court held that the Confrontation Clause bars the "admission of testimonial statements of a witness who did not appear at trial" unless pursuant to one of the "exceptions established at the time of the founding".
In San Rafael's scrappy, bootstrapping art scene, Galería Hilario Galguera (Francisco Pimentel 3; 52-55-5546-6703; galeriahilariogalguera.com) is the exception, an established gallery that draws big names like Damien Hirst and propels Mexican artists like Bosco Sodi to international prominence.
You write that Memorial doctors "had established an exception to the protocol of prioritizing the sickest patients," and patients "in fairly good health who could sit up or walk" were evacuated first.
However, justice department officials relied on a 1984 Supreme Court ruling that established an exception allowing prosecutors to use statements made by a defendant prior to the Miranda warning in response to questions from law enforcement officials about an immediate threat to the public, such as a bomb.
The test was based on a 1947 U.S. Supreme Court case related to railroad workers that established an exception for trainees.
The wares of the last three emperors, for the most part, followed styles already established; perhaps an exception can be made for blue-and-white, which shows a number of new departures in both form and decoration.
That exception was established by the Supreme Court in a 1984 case in which a police officer asked a suspect, at the time of his arrest and before reading him his rights, about where he had hidden a gun.
