Clarkson, intuitive and intelligent, knows that, likes knowing it, and works with it.
"The only thing is to decide if it is an intelligent and knowing waiver of his rights, and that's what the judge determined".
It is intelligent, and knowing in its depiction of certain segments of New York (especially the world of publishing), but, unlike his best-known novels, it's rarely dazzling.
3 After consideration of Faretta's answers, and observation of his demeanor, the judge ruled that Faretta had not made an intelligent and knowing waiver of his right to the assistance of counsel, and also ruled that Faretta had no constitutional right to conduct his own defense.
The "knowing, voluntary and intelligent" waiver exclusion has another problem (exactly how does "intelligent" differ from "knowing"?) Businesses easily should be able to satisfy this standard by presenting boilerplate paperwork to consumers, knowing that consumers typically will sign virtually anything asked of them.
And how can knowing, intelligent taste buds possibly prefer Pepsi to Coke? (I guess that's a biological question).
Waivers of constitutional rights not only must be voluntary but must be knowing, intelligent acts done with sufficient awareness of the relevant circumstances and likely consequences.
For Internet marketers, a group in which Goldstein claims early membership, it means intelligent lead-generation – knowing who views what and for how long.
Mr. MacMahon added that it was Mr. Moussaoui's right to plead guilty if the plea was knowing, intelligent and voluntary.
Clueless, griefstricken Cora, on the run from everything and yet at moments sharply, excruciatingly in touch with herself, resembles one of Rachel Cusk's characters: knowing, intelligent, lost.
