Other recommendations made by the CJC for immediate action are: improving the accessibility, currency and content of existing online resources; producing simple guide for self-represented litigants; advice for judges on the availability of legal pro bono services; and introducing a code of conduct for McKenzie friends.
Because we tend to judge the frequency of events by the availability of recall; extraordinary events appear more prominent and frequent in our mind than ordinary events.
For example, people may judge the reliability of evidence by using the availability heuristic i.e., how readily a particular idea comes to mind.
Spacing was judged based on the availability of any space, not the extent of the space.
Take, for example, what psychologists call "availability," the tendency to judge the likelihood of an event by how readily it comes to mind.
Judging from the limited availability of the blend outside the corn belt, few owners of flex-fuel vehicles ever fill up with E85.There are good reasons why not.
Availability heuristics employ readily accessible information to judge the frequency, probability, and causality of traits and events.
All of our indicators, except for average daily traffic count, come from publicly available national databases; we judge data availability for the same or similar indicators to be high.
We may even judge the likelihood by how easily the idea sprang to mind (the so called 'availability heuristic') [ 17, 19, 20].
Despite legal complaints lodged by major property managers, the ban has been upheld so far, with one of the deciding judges stating that "the availability of affordable housing is severely threatened in the entire city of Berlin and the regulation therefore justified".
