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Prosecutors said six in the group should be dismissed based on their answers in questionnaires and for other reasons; for example, one officer knew one of the 13 victims.

Only after Mr. Martin completes this review will the committee decide if it will continue to investigate Ms. Waters, who has asked that the case against her be dismissed, based on the missteps by committee staff members that she argues makes it impossible for her to get a fair hearing.

The Department of Justice won a major victory in its case against former Representative Rick Renzi of Arizona, who had argued that criminal charges against him should be dismissed based on constitutional protections provided to lawmakers as they debate legislation pending before Congress.

The section also introduces another possible cause for the breakup of Hitomi which cannot be dismissed based on the current evidence.

This shows that the diagnosis cannot be dismissed based on the absence of radiologic abnormalities.

Health-protective default assumptions that are used to compensate for uncertainties should not be dismissed based on untested propositions that likely incur greater risks.

Their cases were dismissed, based on a Supreme Court precedent, called the Feres Doctrine, which grants the Army immunity to tort claims filed by soldiers for service-connected issues.

The question for the justices, one that has divided the lower courts, is whether the suit should nonetheless have been dismissed based on a doctrine known as laches, which bars suits brought after unreasonable delays.

Croix said 14 were dismissed based on advice from the city attorney's office that other laws took precedence over the ordinance, 12 others remained under review and one was referred elsewhere and apparently ended without action.

Mr. Breitbart is a Tea Party favorite but a liar in the eyes of many liberals in part because of his role in a controversy involving Shirley Sherrod, an Agriculture Department official who was dismissed based on a video clip of remarks that had been taken out of context.

Mr. Obama sought Thursday to tamp down yet another racial uproar, this one over his administration's mishandling of the case of Shirley Sherrod, a black Agriculture Department official who was dismissed based on a video clip of remarks — taken out of context — that appeared to suggest she had discriminated against white farmers.