I don't know". In the recent UK Supreme Court case on Article 50, both sides assumed that it was irrevocable and the court judgement concluded: "We are content to proceed on the basis that that is correct, without expressing any view of our own". So this is not an issue that has been formally tested in a UK court.
The Australian judges did state that the threshold of safety, closely linked to the principle of non-refoulement, is a requirement of Australian laws but with a close 4 3 judgement, concluded in favour of the Australian government, claiming the executive acted within the parameters of the Maritime Powers Act (2013), passed by the Australian government after the M70 judgement.
After a three-day hearing Mr Justice Leggatt issued a 20-page judgement concluding: "The transaction failed for reasons which do not fall within any of the three lines which would entitle the trustees to recover their costs - I find that the trustees are not entitled to recover their wasted costs".
More recently, a study which compared the ability of children with adults when making expected value judgements concluded that children as young as five or six can understand probability [ 40].
Writing in today's judgement, Mr Justice Supperstone concludes: "I do not consider that, on the findings made by the CAC, the Riders have the right for which the Union contends under Article 11(11.
A recording by The Moscow State Symphony Orchestra in 1962 was complimented by the composer for making the music sound Russian "which is just right", but Stravinsky's concluding judgement is that none of these three performances is worth preserving.
After almost 600 pages of what Joanna Hoffman, in the movie, calls "excruciatingly personal" details about Jobs's life, Walter Isaacson concludes that "any judgements must take into account results".
"Every time I have to take away a minor from a family it's a very tough decision, I have to make a deep judgement". But sometimes, he says, the court concludes there is no other option.
The old sophists took false belief as "judging what is not"; they then fallaciously slid from "judging what is not," to "judging nothing," to "not judging at all," and hence concluded that no judgement that was ever actually made was a false judgement.
