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Travelers from outside Europe may be admitted in a year's time, Mr. Weever said.

At the outset, however, Judge Braslow said he would allow wide latitude, including material that would not normally be admitted in a trial.

"Or sometimes there may be an appearance of criminal wrongdoing that cannot be supported by evidence that would be admitted in a court of law".

See Petition for Certiorari at 10 ("Most state and federal courts have concluded that there is no constitutional requirement that residual-doubt evidence be admitted in a penalty-phase proceeding".).

Even then, only 26 cats were lucky enough to be admitted in a pilot program at the university, which this year allowed some students to bring their pet cats to live in the residence halls with them.

One woman had breached the lobby and was brandishing her ticket like a sword, demanding to be admitted, in a state of dudgeon that Phèdre herself might find formidable.

The question of whether evidence of discrimination by other supervisors should be admitted in an individual case "is fact based and depends on many factors," Justice Thomas wrote.

These proposals are based in large part on a recognition that much of the evidence against prisoners now in United States custody was extracted through torture and is unlikely to be admitted in an ordinary federal court.

Care home residents are an estimated 50% more likely than the average older person to be admitted in an emergency to hospital.

The difficulty lies in making a proper selection of these patients, how to establish who needs to be admitted in an ICU setting and who could be treated with NIV in a setting of sub-intensity of care.

Compared with non-respondents, respondents were also significantly more likely to be admitted in an emergency and have 0.47 fewer days in hospital.