In 2011, a high-speed train crash in southern China quickly became a referendum on China's breakneck pace of development after social media seized on evidence of incompetent rescue efforts and coverups.
Innocent men and women have been executed in the face of police coercion and jailhouse snitches, evidence tampering, incompetent court-appointed defense counsel, prosecutorial misconduct and racism sanctioned from the bench.
Incompetent evidence is routinely admitted in child protective proceedings, and judges must often rely on the testimony of caseworkers who may be poorly trained or culturally uninformed, or who have had only limited contact with the families in question.
As the rationale for coercive authority rests on the view that people are by nature selfish, brutish, lawless, and generally incompetent, evidence to the contrary is rarely aired in public media.
This seems especially clear in cases in which a third party lacks access to the original meteorological evidence E (or is incompetent to assess that evidence) but does know that the meteorologist arrived at the verdict that it will rain tomorrow on its basis.
Sadly, these documents may be collaterally attacked by parol evidence demonstrating that the incompetent had a change of mind at some later point.
"Moussaoui is a deranged criminal whose own lawyers presented evidence that he was mentally incompetent.
By the time the federal courts considered the two men's challenges to their state court convictions, there was substantial evidence that they were mentally incompetent.
The unphosphorylated FGFR4K is in an autoinhibited catalytically incompetent state, as evidenced by its comparison with the published crystal structures of unphosphorylated auoinhibited FGFR1 2 kinases, and activated FGFR1 3 kinases either by A-loop tyrosine phosphorylation or by pathogenic gain-of-function mutations (Supporting Information Figure S2).
For any other architect, a gorgeous interior and an incompetent structure would be evidence of feet of clay.
