Since sex crimes are vastly underreported, it is reasonable to expect that inmates have committed more crimes than their records reveal.
The concept, developed as the result of informal discussions with a small number of clinicians, had been the basis for planning the entire project, including securing the funding and as a result it is reasonable to assume that the developers were committed to this concept.
It is actually legal to commit suicide".
The prosecution has merely to present sufficient evidence to prove there is "reasonable cause to believe" that Manning committed the offences.
In regular grand jury proceedings, prosecutors usually try to demonstrate that there is reasonable cause to believe that a defendant committed a crime.
If the grand jurors find that there is reasonable cause to believe that a crime was committed, and that the defendant committed the crime, an indictment is voted.
L. 102 138, § 143(a)(1), substituted "a member has been convicted of a crime" for "there is reasonable cause to believe that a member has committed a crime".
Judge Dennis wrote: "Having considered all of the state's documentary, photographic and testimonial evidence, as well as the respondent's submissions for purposes of rebuttal, the court finds that there is reasonable cause to believe that the respondent has committed murder".
Its preparation should involve the managers who will assume authority to ensure that they understand the objectives, think they are reasonable, and are committed to their attainment.
He also had a whole defence lined up for the use of glass bottles, which seemed less than reasonable: "If someone is to commit a crime, they'll use whatever tools are at their disposal, whether that be a bottle, knife or piece of wood lying on the pavement".
