When the discontinuation of destination therapy with a medical device for VS or CS results in a life-terminating act, moral fiction is often invoked to avoid construing such an act as physician-assisted death.
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US courts do recognise "spousal privilege", and Kristin Armstrong may invoke this to avoid responding to questions about any conversation she may have had with her then husband during the time they were married.
We object when religion invokes mystery to avoid difficult questions or to obfuscate when clarity is needed.
The "American Dream" of economic opportunity for all has constantly been invoked, sometimes to avoid a more equitable sharing of the wealth and, at other times, to advance it.
The former White House counsel, Bernard Nussbaum, tried to invoke executive privilege to avoid handing over some of Foster's papers; but these were private presidential papers, such as tax returns, and therefore not covered by the privilege.
Trump's path to the nomination was blazed by the conservative movement's embrace of know-nothing punditry, the vilification of liberals and mainstream media, and the promotion of conspiracy theories about President Obama's citizenship, faith, love of country, and supposed intention to invoke martial law to avoid relinquishing the White House after his second term.
In February, he even invoked diplomatic immunity to avoid paying victims compensation.
Each time, each man invoked his right to avoid self-incrimination.
