They are the stories of broken marriages sketched out in charges, countercharges, evidence, motions and appeals in divorce cases that often sputter on for years.
Under a provision of German law, relatives of murder victims have the right to review evidence, file motions, question witnesses and give their own testimony in a trial.
It is notable that all subjects tolerated the scan protocol with minimal or no evidence of motion according to qualitative visual inspections of the low b-value images, i.e. motion is evaluated to be in the sub-voxel regime and thus of minimal influence for our analysis.
He says he's surprised, however, by the evidence that motion perception is hard wired, because previous animal studies have shown that visual experience is important for activating motion perception.
On this evidence, the motion to suppress was denied, and petitioner was convicted.
3 Taking his lead from the court, petitioner's counsel next moved "to strike or limit the evidence". The motion was denied.
The first, "My Own Blue Eye", is where we can find evidence of Motion's yearnings for change, for a fresh start.
At the end of the city's evidence the motion to suppress was made again and denied; it was again made and denied at the conclusion of all the evidence.
Dr Louisa Murdin, who recently published a review of scientific evidence on motion sickness for the British Medical Journal, advises: "The choice is between 'habituation', which means building up tolerance by starting with short exposures to provocative stimuli then gradually increasing to longer ones, and drugs that suppress the symptoms but can have side effects.
Here we are faced with troublesome questions as to the exclusion from evidence, on motion of the accused, of contraband narcotics claimed by him which were seized on the premises of other persons in the course of a search without a warrant.
