Federal law has no such provision, however, so when reporters are dragged into federal court and required to reveal the names of confidential sources, as Miller was, there is no law, other than case law enunciated by diverse and too-often hostile federal judges, to identify and reinforce the reporter's professional privileges.
Thus, Tetracorder not only compares the pixel's spectral properties to the spectral properties of each of the entries from the library, but also quantitatively assesses and judges to identify the material present in the pixels.
The more specific theory which he believes that judges should follow in fulfilling this task—'law as integrity' 'instructs judges to identify legal rights and duties, so far as possible, on the assumption that they were created by a single author the community personified' (see subsections 2.5 and 3.4, and the entry interpretivist theories of law).
If the human judge fails to identify the participant as human or computer, the computer is said to have passed the Turing Test.
In contrast, if the judges' ability to identify viable firms is low, a more creditor-friendly bankruptcy law will be optimal.
He then interrogated the judge, pressing him to identify himself, to say where he obtained his law degree if he even was an authentic judge, and what laws he was using.
Seated across from an Iraqi judge and asked to identify himself, Hussein answered, "I am Saddam Hussein al-Majid, the president of the republic of Iraq".
Microsoft and a coalition of state attorneys general pursuing antitrust sanctions against the company disregarded a federal judge's order to identify areas of compromise in their closing arguments today, reiterating instead their widely divergent views of the kind of restrictions she should impose.
"Yes, I am here," Mubarak said from his bed, raising his hand slightly when the judge asked him to identify himself and enter a plea.
