Mr. Phillips is appealing the decision, and both sides expect the case to make its way to the Texas Supreme Court, the state's highest civil court, for a decision on whether former spouses of those exonerated are entitled to compensation.
Obama still has a case to make, both philosophically and morally, or else run the risk that his reforms may simply unravel in the face of Obamacare supporters struggling to follow the ground game of implementation and Obamacare opponents who are being drip fed a steady flow of unflattering and contradictory status reports.
It's a hard case to make.
This is a powerful case to make.
The Scottish justice minister, Kenny Mackaskill, "is still considering all the representations in both cases and hopes to make a decision this month," the spokesman said.
The key in both cases, moreover, is to make assumptions that increase the probability that an action that is morally wrong as judged only by its known rightmaking and wrongmaking properties is morally right relative to the totality of its morally significant properties, both known and unknown.
In both cases we attempted to make the EHR data as robust as possible, with hourly vital signs, intake and output reports, lab data, as well as resident, attending, nursing and respiratory therapist notes.
Inevitably, there will be more times that these systems don't work the way that we think they will, and so any service that can improve how applications communicate and respond to each other will be increasingly essential — and in some cases fundamental — both to make the systems work better, and to make sure not just that vendor trust is in place, but that user trust is, too.
The AFL had invited both players to make their cases for being awarded the medal, but both declined to do so.
Because it is a film, "American Radical" can only begin to sketch the complicated historical and political debates that engage Mr. Finkelstein and his detractors, but it allows both sides to make their cases.
