The Navy is proceeding on the basis of a 2008 Supreme Court decision, in which Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., writing for the majority, argued that the public interest in our military defense tipped the scales "strongly in favor of the Navy".
If the day's testimony was more about the grim minutiae of police work in the confusion of a crime scene covering 850 square miles, it was also testimony that let the defense tip its hand a bit more.
They are the road rules of parenting, the self-defense tips of childhood, the maxims passed down for generations: Don't talk to strangers.
So here are some self-defense tips you can use against the unseen enemy: your broker.
At the end of the march, organized by a community group called Safe Slope, people gathered for self-defense tips from the Center for Anti-Violence EduCenter for Anti-Violence
No amount of self-defense tips can change a bigot or violent person into a friendly person.
"We have a defensive chart that if we get 35-plus deflections, which encompasses five different areas of defense — steals, tips from behind, blocked shots, actual deflections and loose ball recoveries — if we get 95 percent of that, don't allow the opposition to shoot a high percentage from the 3-point line, we'll win 95 percent of our games," he said.
"We're the first line of defense, the tip of the spear, and discipline out there is pretty tight," said the 24-year-old Navy specialist.
"Amending it in search of national missile defense will tip the global balance, trigger a new arms race and jeopardize world and regional stability," Sha Zukang, director of arms control and disarmament in China's foreign ministry, wrote recently in the official newspaper China Daily.
When he gets wind of a new security hole, he passes the information on to ICSA's tech staff so that the company can either develop a defense or tip off software makers before the flaw can be exploited.
