Unlike civil litigation, where procedural (and thereby substantive) moves are governed by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure ("FRCP"), FOIA does not have official rules that have responded to new technology such as metadata and would thus dictate how the government must respond in a case like this one.
Speaking to the de facto discrimination faced by migrant children without residency documentation, the manager of a development company explained, "Although the schools don't have official rules against [migrant] children, they are not willing to admit children who do not have some degree of permanency".
The government still has not formally defined an act of cyberwarfare, and has no official rules or standards for how to respond after an attack.
He wanted no part of the arguments that JEFF VAN GUNDY and the Knicks had about the legality of ANTHONY CARTER's shot, which would not have counted had the officials ruled that he had shot it over the backboard.
Fitzgerald was a player who worked out on Mondays, his day off, and in that game, he leapt, fought off two defenders and caught a ball inbounds, only to have an official rule him out.
The Israeli Defense Forces have an official rule of engagement: live ammunition is never to be used unless Israeli soldiers or the people they are protecting are in immediate danger.
Had the officials ruled that Clark had been down at that earlier point in the play then Hood's touch would not have mattered.
Baseball has a set of official rules.
Had the officials ruled that Giants receiver Victor Cruz fumbled late in the fourth quarter at Arizona on Sunday, the Cardinals almost certainly would have won the game.
The Lions (2-10) were livid, perhaps because Detroit also lost its first meeting this season with Chicago (9-3) when Calvin Johnson appeared to catch a winning touchdown only to have the officials rule that he did not complete the play.
