According to Paterson and Roseman, "[n]either the district nor circuit courts in Passamaquoddy v. Morton had all the available legislative history, administrative rulings, legal analysis or case law necessary to make a fully informed decision".
Surprisingly little case law has considered requirements for health analysis within EIA under NEPA, perhaps because of the limited health analysis actually conducted within NEPA, and because plaintiffs in NEPA litigation have most commonly represented ecologic concerns.
It said instruction for troopers "does not include profiling or targeting techniques, but rather behavior-symptom analysis, conversational techniques, case law, and search and seizure procedure.
Team members researched relevant issues, through analysis of the case law of the ad hoc tribunals, and the complementary legal process in Colombia.
The judge wasn't going to make new case law or engage in complex legal analysis requiring any specialized skills in jurisprudence.
Attempts to operationalise the abilities required to make competent treatment decisions led to Grisso and Appelbaum's influential four abilities model based on an analysis of US case law.
Subsequent to a further analysis of jurisprudence, and case law, the El Rosario Clinic found, the following elements constitute the war crime of 'ordering the displacement of civilians' in the Ntaganda case: a.
In California under CEQA, case law has provided more explicit support for health analysis in EIA.
It's what journalists refer to as a "landmark ruling" and it has been awaited up and down the country by ex-lovers and lawyers alike, whose cases all hinge upon its lengthy analysis of a long string of notoriously abstruse case law.
Throughout this research analysis, moreover, CIHL is referenced from the relevant case law of the ad hoc tribunals and the ICC.
That foreign information can relate to technical legal provisions, to case law or to empirical data gathered in the context of an analysis conducted from the perspective of another country.
