But the drug war policies of that era were never justifiable, and the evidence overwhelmingly indicates that they did far greater harm than good.
The first is the standard of probable cause: that the government must have a justifiable reason, based on evidence, to conduct a search.
However, the prosecution had failed to realise that the records of some of those calls and texts were linked to the time in Dubai, not London, a three-hour difference which allowed Laidlaw to pour justifiable confusion over the evidence.
That Ms. Yousafzai's voice could be deemed a threat to the Taliban — that they could see a schoolgirl's death as desirable and justifiable — was seen as evidence of both the militants' brutality and her courage.
Efforts were made to base OWTS decisions on justifiable factors, including scientific evidence, and most panels used similar rationales.
But in assessing whether routine screening for any disease is justifiable, experts must weigh the evidence for both benefits and risks.
Yet is a tree itself justifiable in light of the evidence?
It is not scientifically justifiable to ignore the valid evidence contained in observational studies when evaluating therapeutic interventions, particularly for emerging indications [ 41, 43– 47, 49, 49– 56, 56– 60].
From utilitarian perspective, doctors' strikes are justifiable only if there is evidence of long term benefits to the doctors, patients and an improvement in service delivery.
This was justifiable on the basis of evidence collected, the risk to the public, and the strong likelihood that the harmful practice would continue because of Practitioner A's lack of insight into his/her role in the outbreak.
