(16) So you see, despite numerous meetings and brain storming back and forth, I still believe that all of this was completely off target … So in this case we did this formalistic play, which was good, but then we relaxed a bit.
It seemed that the incident investigations in these cases worked more as an incentive for change, but on the initiative of management rather than the analysis team: So you see, despite numerous meetings and brain storming back and forth, I still believe that all of this was completely off target … So in this case we did this formalistic play, which was good, but then we relaxed a bit.
So the future of the Fourth Amendment will therefore depend not on the particular doctrines of the case, but on whether the formalistic justices – the ones with a line of reasoning that lacks agility to deal with a radically changing world – prevail over those who take a broader constitutional vision.
This is the case, for example, with the formalistic scientific picture of the world mentioned above; "the mythical scientific respect of peoples for the given reality, which they themselves constantly create, finally becomes itself a positive fact, a fortress before which even the revolutionary imagination feels shamed as utopianism" (p. 33).
That was the formalistic view that ultimately prevailed in the case: Call on your legislator, not the courts.
The end result is that in the days following a hack, companies focus on formalistic notification rules, lest they face heavy fines and lawsuits.
Sotomayor's rapport with her clerks is seen as more formalistic than some of the other justices as she requires detailed and rigorous evaluations of cases she is considering with a table of contents attached.
It became a little more formalistic".
A book of extraordinary intelligence, humanity and (formalistic) cunning.
But Pakistan declined to go beyond that formalistic undertaking.
