The defense centered on Goetz's belief of impending physical harm if he did not comply with their demands for money.
"It has to be a matter of grave national security or impending physical harm to innocent people," he said, "not just, well, this is the only way we're going to be able to get this information".
Bondholders have Article III standing to challenge the unconstitutional statute based on both their current and impending future harm.
Regarding Mr. Zimmerman's wounds, Mr. O'Mara also noted that injuries were not criteria for legally valid claims of self-defense; rather, belief of impending death or great harm was enough.
In the case of violent psychiatric patients, terminal genetic conditions like Tay-Sachs or Huntington's, or even some HIV disclosure cases, doctors are often more aware of impending and largely definite harm than in genetic predispositions like LQTS.
According to Beck et al. [[ 63], p. 31], "The [anxious] patient is hypervigilant, constantly scanning the environment for signs of impending disaster or personal harm".
While no list is exhaustive and each setting is likely to be substantially different, these considerations address specific issues that are applicable to oppressed populations, where the likelihood of harm is impending.
On Wednesday, Mr. Obama will be interviewed by television anchors from eight cities to emphasize the harm that the impending cuts could do locally.
The black unemployment rate remains double the white rate at 8.8percentt, yet African-Americans like Rogers will be disproportionately harmed by the impending food stamp cuts, which will take effect in most states on April 1.
