To convict Porter of manslaughter, jurors will need to find that Porter committed a "gross departure from what would be the conduct of a reasonable police officer" in a similar situation.
Responding to Ginsburg's inquiry over what kinds of searches jails could conduct in the absence of reasonable suspicion, Goldstein answered, "Anything other than looking at a close inspection of the person at arm's length".
Moving among the displays, they conduct a reasonable facsimile of family life.
While federal law requires credit bureaus to conduct a reasonable investigation of consumer complaints, the marketplace can penalize credit bureaus that investigate too aggressively.
The MTF muddled its arguments and over-estimated the combined group's likely economic power.Second, the court described a procedural failing so serious that Schneider had, in effect, been denied its right to conduct a reasonable defence of its merger.
One would lower the bar for proving fraud against rating agencies, from knowingly issuing a false opinion to merely failing to "conduct a reasonable investigation" of a rated security.
In a news conference, Sandusky's attorney Joe Amendola said his team made the decision to waive the preliminary hearing after realizing they would not be able to use it to conduct a "reasonable cross-examination" of witnesses.
To convict someone of second-degree manslaughter in the state of New York, the prosecution has to prove that he recklessly caused the death of the victim — "recklessly" being defined as creating a risk so substantial that disregarding it constitutes "a gross deviation from the standard of conduct that a reasonable person would observe" — and that he had no justification.
"The decision to visit the beach and allow the students to enter the ocean may not have been wise, but the evidence does not establish that it was a gross deviation from the standard of conduct that a reasonable person would have observed".
They only have need of "reasonable grounds" for suspicion to conduct a search and can use "such force as is reasonable".
