Both women have been critical of the Israeli government and have periodically apologized for their use of language that some found prejudicial against Jews.
Mr. Daley and other Gore representatives, including a Harvard Law School professor, Laurence H. Tribe, also maintained that Mr. Bush's assertion as the chief law enforcement official in Texas could be found prejudicial to judges or juries that consider the cases in the future.
And the answer to the question found prejudicial was first a 'What?' and upon its repetition, 'I am always the stand.' Using the majority's speculative approach, it is the more likely that the jury thought from those questions that the previous trials resulted in hung juries and never speculated upon the nice distinctions the Court makes as to Willie's demeanor.
"The commission is asking what safeguards can be put in place to prevent jurors searching for, and being able to find, potentially prejudicial material during the course of a trial, irrespective of when it was published".
The Commission - the body which keeps the law in England and Wales under review - is asking what safeguards can be put in place to prevent jurors searching for, and being able to find, potentially prejudicial material during the course of a trial, irrespective of when it was published.
A judge might find such statements prejudicial.
A judge might find such statements prejudicial. .
"I find your hypothesis insulting, prejudicial, inflammatory and bigoted," said another (5' 6″).
"I find your hypothesis insulting, prejudicial, inflammatory and bigoted," said another (5' 6").
The trial judge simply made a conclusory statement: 'A lawful arrest has been made, and this was a search incidental to that lawful arrest.' The Court of Appeals merely found 'no error prejudicial to the appellant.' In the Supreme Court of Ohio, Judge Zimmerman's opinion contained a narrative recital which is accurately excerpted in the dissenting opinions filed today.
