They're like dogs, drinking cases and cases of Malibu Rum.
"There are cases and cases of people, undocumented mainly, who are not paid for their work.
Whisnant said, "They had to throw out cases and cases because the results were either doctored, wrong, or covered up.
And for the families affected by the tragedy, there were cases and cases of sheets, towels, blankets and used clothing.
I also bring cases and cases of coconuts to pass out as gifts.
Utley added: "It might be that surgical teams are taking on difficult cases, and cases that probably wouldn't be taken on previously, as confidence increases in surgery".
Congress should limit habeas review of state criminal cases to two categories in which it actually can do some serious good: capital cases and cases in which the prisoner can produce persuasive new evidence of his innocence.
Over the years, he said, there were simple cases and tough cases, and cases with dire consequences, like the model prisoner of 18 years who, shortly after his release, raped a teenage neighbor and set her home on fire.
In particular one should distinguish between constitutive cases and cases of contingent realization.
Past BBS literature is dominated by successful case studies, while unsuccessful cases and cases with mixed effectiveness in reducing unsafe behavior are limited.
Exclusion criteria were as follows: under 18 years of age, complex or surgery cases, and cases that were only treated in one jaw.
