NGN refused to admit the allegations but agreed that damages paid to the victims could be assessed "on the basis of the facts alleged".
On July 9, a motion for a mistrial was made on the basis of the prejudice alleged to be caused petitioners by the publicity given the June 18 testimony of Mazzei concerning the assassination of Senator McCarthy.
As noted above, the issue presented here is whether plaintiffs may maintain a civil cause of action for damages and/or injunctive relief under 637.2 on the basis of the facts alleged in the complaint, and in resolving that issue there is no need to determine whether penal sanctions properly could or should be imposed under these circumstances.
Most of the criminal complaints have been dismissed by the courts, due to lack of evidence, or on the basis of the statute of limitations of the alleged crimes.
Early critics of the collapse argument resisted on the basis of an alleged constitutive connection between truth-aptness and genuinely cognitive states.
The first, proposed originally by English ornithologist R.B. Sharpe of the British Museum in 1877 but based in part on the published and unpublished work of others, placed the crows at the summit of avian evolution (hence at the end of a modern lineal sequence), ostensibly on the basis of their alleged high intelligence.
When Judge Gorcyca sentenced the Tsimhoni children, she dismissed the children's abuse allegations on the basis of PAS, alleging that the children had been "brainwashed" to hate their father.
The inquiry will also examine: the conduct of all institutions, including the relevant local authorities, the relevant care home, the Home Office, Leicestershire Police and the CPS. the factual basis for the allegations and evidence from alleged victims and witnesses.
Racial segregation, the practice of restricting people to certain circumscribed areas of residence or to separate institutions (e.g., schools, churches) and facilities (parks, playgrounds, restaurants, restrooms) on the basis of race or alleged race.
Six Libyan men, the widow of a seventh, and five British citizens of Libyan and Somali origin are bringing claims against the British government on the basis of the recovered documents, alleging false imprisonment, blackmail, misfeasance in public office and conspiracy to assault.
The underlying idea being that aid would act against the alleged root causes of migration.
