Sentence examples for brief continues from inspiring English sources
Deducting charitable contributions will help lower the premiums for liability insurance, the brief continues.
The brief continues, "This father seeks to raise his family where he wants and how he wants".
Consequently, the brief continues, defendants in rape and murder cases "might well be prosecuted solely on the basis of eyewitness testimony," which is notoriously unreliable and could lead to convictions of many "innocent individuals".
Tracing the habeas corpus procedure to its roots in ancient English law, the brief continues, "The right to habeas corpus is, in essence, a right to judicial protection against lawless incarceration by executive authorities".
In addition, the two administrators "did everything possible to prevent the truth from being uncovered," the brief continues, according to AL.com.
The EFF brief continues: "Appellant [redacted] also received two NSLs (collectively the '13-1165 NSLs')." Earlier briefing in the 13-1165 casimilarlyrly notes that the appellant — which we now know to be Cloudflare — received the two national security letters in 2013.
And the executive branch had decided, the brief continued, that "no part of any documents can be released without harming national security".
"A school that fails to support its transgender students risks severely hampering their development and long-term wellbeing," the brief continued.
Ms. Lowery's "excuse that the victim blew marijuana in her face was just yet another attempt to mislead the police as to her real motives for the murder of Mrs. Stein," the brief continued.
"Putting aside considerations of bureaucratic turf protection," the New York brief continued, "it is difficult to understand why the S.E.C. would not welcome whatever pressure legal proceedings might bring to stamp out the practice" of laddering.
The brief continued, "The European Court for Human Rights has held repeatedly that simply describing, explaining or providing opinions on the Kurdish situation in southeastern Turkey cannot constitute a risk substantial enough to outweigh the rights of the publisher and the public to free expression".
