The Brown appointee said the evidence failed to establish that the killing had anything to do with the grow operation, "much less that it was a reasonably foreseeable consequence" of the marijuana cultivation.
"The EIR's project definition properly excluded the neighboring development, which is not a reasonably foreseeable consequence of the park," the panel opined.
"Well, I get it," he responded to Mr. Kartagener, calling Detective Isnora a "proximate cause" of the shooting, and the injuries to Mr. Benefield a "reasonably foreseeable consequence" of firing.
Problems arise around what are said to be reasonably foreseeable consequences of any agreement.
When insulin is administered, hypoglycemia is a foreseeable consequence, and more likely to occur with more aggressive and narrow BG target ranges.
Finally, this case also raises the question of whether knowledge acquired by research on the chronically disadvantaged can apply to the temporarily disadvantaged, i.e., disaster survivors whose prior life circumstances may be restored within a reasonably foreseeable future.
This will not only hurt U.S. farmers, but it was a completely foreseeable consequence of the president's decision.
At the same time, their discovery of evidence in Hudson's home was a readily foreseeable consequence of their entry and their unlawful presence within the home.
But it was a foreseeable consequence of understaffing at the prison where he was being held in Massachusetts -- conditions that are, unfortunately, common nationwide.
Much of what has gone haywire since January was a foreseeable consequence of electing someone with no prior government or military experience to lead the government.
