The court, Breyer says, echoing Holmes, Louis Brandeis, Felix Frankfurter and other apostles of judicial restraint, keeps faith with the founders when it supports "local control and local experimentation" — when it gives other officials leeway to apply their expertise to questions of policy and law.
That system, besides including intense screening of baggage for bombs and other weapons, is based on having a professional work force of well-trained security personnel, some of whom have the expertise to closely question passengers who are singled out for additional inspection through profiling.
"I figured I didn't want to question his expertise," he replied.
Scarano boasted that he knew every nook and cranny of the zoning code, and few thought to question his expertise.
When she confesses her earlier uncertainty to the surgeon after the patient's death, Dr. Srivastava learns that the surgeon had been just as loath to question her expertise and had assumed that her silence before the surgery meant she agreed with his plan to operate.
Regarding higher education as a major cornerstone of competence and success for their own family, they are reluctant to question the expertise of educators.
However, this behavior consisting in simulating craziness provides the opportunity to question the forensic expertise framework functioning.
This infuriates Lisa and leads Scully to question Doggett's expertise in child abduction cases.
Lord Smith, who is due to retire later this year, has acknowledged he could have done more to make the case for river dredging last year but said he would not allow ministers to question his staff's "expertise and professionalism".
This is mirrored by the actions of Kay Howard, who accidentally says the victim was dead at least 24 hours when she meant to say 12 hours, leaving an opening for defense attorney Darin Russom to question her recollection and expertise.
