Under the government's proposals, even that safeguard would not apply in certain categories of case.
"When you look at the four categories of case that I dealt with, broadly, none of them involved my personal reporting to the police," Lucas told the royal commission into institutional responses to child sex abuse on Monday.
If not successfully appealed, the judgment will require change to existing practices for accessing communications data (which I had already recommended should be subject in some categories of case to a higher degree of independent authorisation: see A Question of Trust, Recommendations 65, 67-71).
If not successfully appealed, the judgment will require change to existing practices for accessing communications data (which I had already recommended should be subject in some categories of case to a higher degree of independent authorisation: see A Question of Trust, Recommendations 65, 67-71).
In a careful discussion of this distinction, taking into account the grammatical categories of case, number, and gender, Valla rejects the ontological commitments which such a view seems to imply, and shows, on the basis of a host of examples drawn from classical Latin usage, that abstract terms often have the same meaning as their concrete counterparts (useful/utility, true/truth, honest/honesty).
The first digit designates the division that represents general categories of case characteristics.
Sentences should be imposed by judges in individual cases, not by legislators in categories of cases.
In many surgical units now, there appear to be only two categories of cases, "routine" and "emergency".
Documents, for one thing, may reveal cases or categories of cases for which Kavanaugh should recuse himself.
One is that success fees could remain recoverable in certain categories of cases, such as complex clinical negligence claims.
