Since this decision, the polygraph has been kept out of most courtrooms, but there is an important exception: about half the states allow a defendant to take the test, generally on the understanding that the charges will be dropped if he passes and the results may be entered as evidence if he fails.
WITH one exception, films about the Iraq war have done badly in American cinemas.
They are without exception anxious about the possibility of Britain leaving the EU.
Public patients, without exception, talked about the knowledge and expertise of doctors and their own relative lack of knowledge, which for them set up an innate trust, or at least faith, in the doctors.
Posey signed for the so-called midlevel exception, about $5.6 million, or the equivalent of the average N.B.A. salary.
Dampier visited New York, and Isiah Thomas, the Knicks' president, offered him the full midlevel exception, about $5 million for the first year of a contract, but it was hard to compete with Dallas.
Huntington Beach State Park, which filled to capacity shortly before 1 p.m. and was closed for a short time, was the exception with about 60 rescues, lifeguard seasonal supervisor Steven Hicks said.
In pediatric migraine, the presence of cranial autonomic symptoms appears to be the rule rather than the exception (about 62% of cases).
The exception about inequality, Gordon says, is that even though 99% of earners have stayed in the same economic position relative to each other, the top 1% of earners have increased their incomes relative to the other 99%.
Asked about exceptions to the $500,000 cap on non-concessional contributions such as gifts and inheritance, Porter said the cap was integral to the policy but "every rule has exceptions to it" and it was "not inconceivable" that limited exceptions could be included in drafting.
