I have called this presumption a quasi-Marxist fallacy.
Thus that established subject gives successful presumption of any future digital designs expanding.
These tribunals gave a presumption of reliability to the government's evidence, admitted unlimited hearsay, and provided no meaningful opportunity for a detainee to call witnesses or introduce exculpatory evidence.
This presumption will give both parties in civil actions a reasonable benchmark to follow in assessing damages.
This presumption of privilege can give cover to criminal actors.
As first outlined in 2001, the commissions did not give defendants a presumption of innocence or guarantee a public trial.
They say the Florida law suggests that certification gives a new presumption of validity to the results that is not present during the protest phase.
Republicans, for their part, have sounded more confident from the start, in part because the incorrect call by the networks that Mr. Bush had won the election seemed to give them a presumption of victory, at least psychologically.
Rather grim and earnest and puritanical not to read with the heart and the mind, I say … When we read sympathetically and attentively – giving over our presumption that we are here somehow to condescend or should tell the author that we know better – these books (quite powerfully) remind us that our contemporary reading experiences carry with them a certain relative poverty".
