Susan Herman, deputy public defender in the case, remarked, "You not only have to bring a condom on a date, you have to bring a consent form as well".
Michael Wilson, the judge in the Engels case, remarked that UK taxpayers "should not be expected to have to financially support the appellant in the event of him not obtaining work".
The jurors retired just before twelve, and my neighbor, an elderly, forthright gentleman who had earlier in the case remarked that in his opinion all these clever people giving evidence were talking a pack of twaddle, said cheerfully that they wouldn't be out long, that was certain.
"This is not suicide, because suicide is impulsive," Pana Chand Jain, a lawyer who argued on behalf of Jains in the case, remarked in 2006.
Following exactly the same arguments as in the base case, Remark 1 (and ) and Remark 2 (T L ) still hold for the current time (t+1).
It's a sentiment echoed by his army of inspirees, who in many cases remark that they literally are listening to him through their headphones as they make their tributes.
Remark 5.3 In the special case of Remarks 5.1 and 5.2, Theorem 5.3 improves and extends Theorems 4.1 and 4.4 in [14].
"The court bit off more than it could chew," Justice Ginsburg said of the case in remarks at Princeton last year.
In a statement on Tuesday, William Sharp, legal director of the ACLU of Kentucky, which represents plaintiffs in the case, echoed remarks of same-sex marriage proponents in Kentucky, expressing confidence that Davis's office has appeared to turn a corner.
On the basis of our previous report [9], the current case, and remarks from another report [16], we believe that the timing of distraction (i.e., after or simultaneously with the gap arthroplasty) can be determined by assessing the possibility of occlusal correction by postoperative orthodontic or prosthetic treatment to prevent postdistraction occlusal change.
