1602, 16 L.Ed.2d 694 (1966), decision has emanated from the Court's fuzzy ideology about confessions, an ideology which is difficult to relate to any provision of the Constitution and which excludes from the trial evidence of the highest relevance and probity.
Here, the Court's reasoning seems a little bit fuzzy, since the Court did not focus on the exempt character of Glenn's salary so much as the fact that the transfer was not disclosed to creditors.
Much of the material supposedly proving this is classified, but the appeals court dismissed it as fuzzy, duplicative and poorly sourced.
Some courts consider psychological parenthood a fuzzy, potentially dangerous concept.
The details remained fuzzy, as the court filing was heavily redacted, with one witness, identified as Witness 5, citing "insurmountable security risks for himself" as his reason for refusing to testify.
The area never grew as rapidly as counties farther south, and New Smyrna Beach in particular — a community of about 24,000 — still maintains an Old Florida feel, with its creaky porches, shuffleboard courts and live oaks draped with fuzzy moss.
In the fuzzy math of the courts, the eight days that a prosecutor might ask for would count toward the 60-day limit, but the other 49 days of delay scheduled by a judge would not.
The French Foreign Ministry supported Italy, saying, "There is no reason to fund family visits for indigent detainees with the court's budget since it could go too far, especially since the court's concept of poverty is fuzzy".
"They were very offensive, blurred and fuzzy," she told the court.
Even in those matters, though, the court frequently rejects cases on the fuzzy grounds that they aren't "appropriate".
