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The capital charges in both cases rely on two Virginia laws, one allowing the death penalty for multiple murders in a three-year period, the other for killings related to terrorism.
Perhaps expectedly, while the sensitive cell lines depend on the ErbB-dependent signaling, resistant ones circumvent this pathway and, at least in some cases, rely on the Ras pathway.
Instead, their cases rely on e-mails and documents purportedly taken from Wright's computer.
Box culverts are typically designed using formulae that assume simplified behaviors and in some cases rely on considerable empiricism.
While World War II cases are often based on documents collected by the office historians, modern cases rely on the testimony of witnesses.
In an era when criminal cases rely on complex DNA and other forensic evidence, an adequate defense may require the use of investigators and experts.
176, 67 L.Ed. 348, decided in 1923, is the next and the last case relied on by the Court today.
Nor in my judgment does any one of the cases relied on by the Court provide support for its holding.
Nor need we be detained by two other cases relied on, United States v. Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp., 344 U.S. 218, 73 S.Ct.
In cases relying on such a rationale, moreover, the speech at issue is considered of minimal value.
