In all these instances, factual events are used not just to render the stories current but also to make them more resonant; the stakes are raised by what we see in the world around us.
No, it means searching out fresh black talent for key posts in commissioning drama or factual programmes, for instance.
One factual article, for instance, talked about a change in burglary rates over the last year — a rise of 0.2 per cent — that ran counter to a ten-per-cent decline over the past decade.
One factual article, for instance, talked about a change in burglary rates over the last year a rise of 0.2 per cent that ran counter to a ten-per-cent decline over the past decade.
Given the unconventional nature of the project, Cheadle and his co-screenwriter, Steven Baigelman, took some factual liberties: for instance, the reporter McGregor plays is a composite of a number of writers who clamored to interview Davis in the 70s.
He has selected instances of factual errors, grammatical mistakes and inappropriate court reporting.
"Any instance where factual information about Mr. Brown's biography was made in error was done so inadvertently and without his knowledge," Mr. Levenson said.
The Oregon law required judges wishing to impose consecutive sentences in some cases to make factual findings about, for instance, the defendant's "willingness to commit more than one criminal offense," before imposing the longer prison terms.
In its decision, the court wrote that it would not address whether an earlier effective date was warranted, "because that would require it to make factual determinations in the first instance based on the evidence the Board failed to consider, which it may not do".
