The commission rejected that argument today, calling it a "collateral attack" on past rulings.
A fund-raising letter for a prominent conservative radio show railed against the doctrine, calling it "the most dastardly collateral attack on freedom of speech in the history of the country".
"Granting the unions' motions in the wake of the November 2013 mayoral election would essentially condone a collateral attack on the democratic process and could erode the legitimacy of decisions made by the democratically‐elected representatives of the people," the appeals court says in its decision.
In just two Nato "collateral damage" attacks in Baghran and Hyderabad, both Helmandi villages, well over 100 people were killed.
She found the Baghdad helicopter attack ("Collateral murder") video in a Judge Advocate's directory, and passed it to WikiLeaks on or around February 21.
The investigators testified they had also recovered an exchange from May 2010 between Manning and Eric Schmiedl, a Boston mathematician, in which Manning said she was the source of the Baghdad helicopter attack ("Collateral Murder") video.
I hope the people of places such as Pakistan will one day be free to celebrate communal events, such as weddings, without the spectre of collateral damage from drone attacks.
For months the major studios delayed movies with thorny plot devices, like the bomb-on-a-plane twist in "Big Trouble" (about a stolen nuclear device) and the terrorist attacks in "Collateral Damage" (in which Arnold Schwarzenegger goes after Colombian terrorists).
Almost by rule, the ultimate collateral victim of these attacks is the contextual integrity of the data being stored at or collected out of the target sites.
In its opening scene, a target vehicle is tracked by a drone as it moves from wilderness to town to marketplace to an orphanage for blind children, the collateral damage of any attack becoming increasingly unacceptable.
