In its decision on Friday, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that "an omission or defect in the labeling for the brand-name drug would necessarily be repeated in the generic labeling, foreseeably causing harm to a patient who ingested the generic product".
In Fig. 2, the AND structure represents the use of all dialogs, such as "select omission defect" and "select ambiguity defect".
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Although ruling that the councils had not breached the 1964 Public Libraries and Museums Act, and had not rushed through a consultation process on the closures, McKenna did believe they had failed to take account of their equality duties – an omission which he said amounted to "a substantive … defect".
It is not a fundamental defect which inherently results in a complete miscarriage of justice, nor an omission inconsistent with the rudimentary demands of fair procedure.
There was an omission, however.
Is that simply an omission?
