In the prosecution's objection on Wednesday to Mr. Skakel's release, pending its appeal of Judge Bishop's ruling, Ms. Gill wrote: "The state intends to challenge this court's judgment as contrary to any reasonable view of the facts and appropriate application of the law.
In spite of high efficiency, such a pruning approach encounters the problem of distortion, i.e., the accuracy decreases to a low level of discernment or even causes the contrary judgment in certain cases.
The political branches produced campaign-finance restrictions, Sarbanes-Oxley, and even gun control, and the current Court majority, led by Roberts, imposed its own contrary judgment.
When physicians profit from every procedure, it is too easy for some to justify it as in the patient's best interest even when sound clinical judgment argues the contrary.
If the medical groups that need a reliable supply of isotopes believe the bill will meet their requirements, it seems foolhardy to allow Mr. Bond to impose his contrary judgment.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, at 80 the court's combative liberal conscience, accused her colleagues of "hubris" in suggesting that racism has faded as a menace, notably in the Deep South a suggestion, she noted, that involved ignoring a 2006 judgment to the contrary by Congress.
Opponents of contraception repeatedly try to switch the debate to abortion, claiming that contraceptives are abortifacients despite medical and scientific judgment to the contrary.
″[That's] a period too long for the military to be forced to maintain a policy that it has determined, in its professional judgment, to be contrary to the national interest," he wrote.
Another implication is that actuarial instruments focusing on historical risk factors perform no better than tools based on clinical judgment, a finding contrary to some previous reviews.
Notice, first, that the change of mind is not in response to evidence; or, at least, it is not in response to evidence that the person had not already considered in forming the contrary judgment.
