Because of the "severity" of the incident, customary steps of issuing the teacher verbal and written reprimands were "skipped" in favor of the suspension, a spokesperson for Duval County Schools told HuffPost.
The name of the suspect, Salman Abedi, was made public on May 23rd, just hours after the attack — sooner than is customary in such incidents, and much sooner, it turned out, than the authorities had planned.
Since the Toth case and other incidents, it has become customary for many journalists here to travel in pairs to meetings requested by strangers.
It is customary to say that Browne's life passed without incident outside the learned purviews of his medical practice and literary output.
She apologized for the incidents in print, resolving to do her customary penance, "40 lashes with a wet noodle".
He was unstintingly alert to the significance with which, sometimes desperately, we invest the smallest incidents and sensations — especially in retrospect, when "customary reticence is discarded, as needless baggage from the forsaken world of midlife responsibilities," and "our tears fatten upon our memories of joy".
"The tribe clans met three weeks after the incident and in accordance with the tribe's customary and traditional dispute resolution, shook hands and determined that forgiveness was appropriate," the tribe's chairman, Billie Cypress, wrote in a letter in August to State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle.
For all its epic history of bloodshed, the People's Republic is unaccustomed to this kind of threat against citizens going about their daily lives, and, by day's end, the attack was seared into public consciousness in a way that, since 9/11, has become customary for these moments around the world: it is the 3/1 incident.
The incident began with Newman riding the officials in his customary style.
The nearest neighbor hierarchical clustering (Nnh) routine (in CrimeStat) is simple to understand, runs very quickly on most computers, and is one of the customary hot spot methodologies for identifying groups or clusters of incidents that are spatially 'near' to one another (Harries 1999; Eck et al. 2005; Chainey and Ratcliffe 2005).
When he reached age 18 the details of the incidents were expunged from his record, as is customary in Washington and most other states.
