In a recent article in the Yale Law Journal, Goldstein and Marcus seek to demonstrate that discretion pervades the decisions of French, German and Italian prosecutors.
The guidelines submitted by the NSA to the Fisa court demonstrate how much discretion the agency has in choosing who will be targeted.
These interactions demonstrate how human discretion and the performance of authority remain fundamental to enforcement regimes, even when they rely in part on digital technology.
You should exhibit discretion.
At present, it remains unknown whether research activities will advance to stage 4. It is important to make steady progress through these stages of clinical application and exercise discretion to demonstrate the safety of CNTs at each stage.
In fact, the state is prevented from demonstrating any real discretion in how licenses are provided.
Drawing on an experimental design and data on 1632 decisions nested within 51 managers, we find support for a combined perspective demonstrating that managerial discretion in the form of financial slack moderates how internal capabilities and context encourage managers to seek alliances.
The differential enhancement of the tumor in this case is not amenable for semi-automated isolation, necessitating the use of additional intravenous contrast phases, or fusion with other imaging such as MRI or PET where the tumor extent may be more accurately demonstrated, per the discretion of the radiologist and the clinical team.
They further demonstrate that exercise of this discretion must reflect "principles of federalism and comity". Growe v. Emison, 507 U.S. 25, 32 (1993).
If all required initial evidence is not submitted with the benefit request or does not demonstrate eligibility, USCIS in its discretion may deny the benefit request for lack of initial evidence or for ineligibility or request that the missing initial evidence be submitted within a specified period of time as determined by USCIS.
