That is because in 1991, shortly after Mr. Penry's second sentencing trial, the Texas Legislature changed the jury instructions to address the problem that the court identified today, explicitly requiring the sentencing jury to take into consideration "all of the evidence," including the defendant's "character and background" and "personal moral culpability".
We propose that the methodology in [ 2] be accordingly revised and supplemented with more detailed instructions to address the above mentioned problems (see Additional File 6: Proposal for modification of the current OIE protocol for IBT), so that IBT can be used as an additional test in the case of ambiguous CFT and/or cELISA results.
At the local public schools, administrators said they must tailor their instruction to address the needs of the children from legal and illegal immigrants.
Wiles and Alters' ([2011]) study used intensive instruction to address specific hypothesized impediments to acceptance (e.g., false dichotomy between science and religion; relationship between evolution and race; methods in dating; origin of life; etc)., although in the end, the authors were unable to determine which educational experiences most influenced acceptance of evolution.
For example, identifying the p-prims that get activated for students in learning biology topics will facilitate the development of instruction to address them.
To have a fighting chance of correcting student misconceptions, instructors must specifically design instruction to address misconceptions.
If future studies could control for the number of minutes and type of literacy instruction provided, to address instructional differences based on reading ability groupings, then differences in reading trajectories as a result of Pre-K attendance could be more confidently identified.
Being pressed for time, health care professionals often are not able to provide the repetitive counseling and instruction necessary to address epilepsy care adequately.
"Schools and districts are asking for up-to-date instructions on how to address these issues," said Craig Cheslog, the organization's vice president for California policy and advocacy.
In some courts, judges' instructions are beginning to address this implicit racial bias issue, asking jurors to be aware of unexamined attitudes they may harbor, asking them to set them aside in their deliberations.
Even if lawmakers now have instructions on what to address as part of a deal, there are plenty of potential sticking points that could doom both a DACA deal and government spending talks.
