On remand, the Court of Appeal again found the warrantless opening of the packages constitutionally permissible, since the trial court "could reasonably have concluded that the contents of the packages could have been inferred from their outward appearance, so that appellant could not have held a reasonable expectation of privacy with respect to the contents". 103 Cal.App.3d 340 40, 162 Cal.Rptr.
For this reason, it could well have been reasonable for Mrs. Clinton to conclude that private email servers would not only serve her interest better, but also the interests of the United States in so far as encryption technology or other cyber security measures would be more up-to-date in the equipment not generally available to the government bureaucracy.
They will fly them from airports with scarce take-off slots, on a few busy routes for which departure times are restricted by the need to arrive at a reasonable hour.Emirates could have a further reason to be keen on buying so many A380s.
I wonder what reasonable assumptions could have been made, what was included or not included in the estimate and, most importantly, how accurate could the gulf oil spill cost estimate possibly be?
A reasonable person could have guessed otherwise.
Second, a reasonable official could have interpreted Hartman's rationale to apply to retaliatory arrests.
On the night the sound level was reasonable, I could have sat there for hours.
"Some could have reasonable degrees of affluence and earning," said Chris Bibby, the firm's marketing and brand director.
494 U.S., at 379-380, 110 S.Ct., at - ---- (considering and rejecting standards that required examination of either what a reasonable juror "could" have done or "would" have done).
"A reasonable person could have concluded that he was trying to affect the outcome of an election, and we just can't have that," he said.
