There is no power, as I see it, for the Court of Claims to remand the case to the Board to cure any irregularity in its procedures.
If so, this novel procedure might provide a simple means to mitigate some of the visually limiting irregularity in corneal transplantation procedures.
It is the established law of Florida, as reflected in State v. Smith, that where changes or charges of irregularity of procedure or inaccuracy of returns in balloting and counting processes have been alleged, the court must find as a fact that a legal basis for ordering any recount exists before ordering such recount.
The Abrams campaign also complained that there had been "significant irregularities" in elections procedures, and faulted Mr. Kemp for the problems.
Hermès said on Friday it had identified an "isolated irregularity" in the slaughter process at a crocodile farm in Texas and had warned the farm it would cease any relations should it continue to neglect its recommended procedures.
There were irregularities in the testing procedure of Luxembourg's Benoit Joachim, the cycling federation secretary general, Ed Buchette, said yesterday.
Six participants were excluded from the analyses for different reasons: three because of irregularities in the experimental procedure; two because many of their gestures were occluded; and one for guessing our interest in gesture during the debriefing.
Its Lecompton Constitution would allow slavery in Kansas, and citizens who were against extending the practice into new territories seized upon the widespread irregularities in the adoption procedure to oppose it.
The Constitutional Court's ruling only annulled proceedings that occurred after April 19, and did so because of serious irregularities in the trial procedures.
Mr Reynolds steadfastly protested his innocence, alleged irregularities in the testing procedures and sought recourse against the International Amateur Athletics Federation in the American courts which in 1992 awarded him $6.8m in lost earnings and $20.5m in punitive damages.
Citing alleged irregularities in internal voting procedures, the TSJ handed the reins of the social-democratic Podemos to Didalco Bolívar, a former state governor who has made up with Mr Chávez after fleeing the country when he was accused of corruption in 2009.
