Assessment has also a motivational influence as a source for feedback (formative assessment) and when to judge whether requisite levels of competence have been attained (summative assessment) [ 3, 4, 12].
If a judge granted the requisite injunctions, then nobody outside the magic circle knew anything.
See also Sullivan, supra, at ___ (slip op., at 2) ("The right [to jury trial] includes, of course, as its most important element, the right to have the jury, rather than the judge, reach the requisite finding of 'guilty' "); Patterson, supra, at 204; Winship, supra, at 361, 363.
Future president James Madison, often called the "Father of the Constitution," added that members of the legislature "were not judges of the requisite qualifications" for jurists.
These ethical considerations were judged as corresponding to requisite ethical review.
As to whether particular stops and frisks were based on the requisite "reasonable suspicion," Judge Scheindlin made no assumptions one way or the other.
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As it cannot be expected, however, that judges will always possess the requisite knowledge of the meaning of the terms of art or science used in letters patent, it often becomes necessary that they should avail themselves of the light furnished by experts relevant to the significance of such words and phrases.
In her instructions to the jury, Judge Harmon "failed to convey the requisite consciousness of wrongdoing," Chief Justice William Rehnquist wrote in the unanimous opinion.
"Judge Ryan does not possess the requisite legal knowledge, ability, and temperament to serve as a Circuit Court Judge," writes the Chicago Bar Association, in no uncertain terms.
"The case itself is confined to its unique facts and here the judge found that Valle lacked the requisite specific intent to commit kidnapping," Calvert said.
