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In this regards, the judge stated that "I'm not a special committee member, and under our law, deference is due to independent directors".
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Perhaps the answer is not to upend current law in deference to nomenclature but to create entirely new vocabularies within our existing frameworks.
Having come of age when conservative judges regularly struck down progressive laws, judicial deference seemed to him to be a liberal position.
Even so, Kansas law gives considerable deference to physicians' judgments.
Pamela S. Falk, a professor at the City University of New York who has no connection to the suit, said, "The court will have to weigh a strong and sympathetic case by the victims that they have not been fairly compensated against a longstanding tradition in U.S. law to give deference to government administrators".
The United States Supreme Court and other courts that decide cases based on U.S. Constitutional law give great deference to state laws dealing with communicable disease control and sanitation, the key issues in bioterrorism.
If you've been too good to your in-laws out of deference to your spouse, you may be harboring resentment over the comments and actions of your in-laws.
He likes to trace each problem he identifies to a mistaken law or principle: judges' deference to juries inspires irresponsible lawsuits, civil service regulations lock up bureaucrats, antidiscrimination laws encourage employees to sue their managers.
The next day, Judge Victor Marrero of Federal District Court in Manhattan struck down recent revisions to the USA Patriot Act, saying the deference the law required courts to give to the executive branch could amount to "the hijacking of constitutional values".
Hart's own view is that an overweening deference to law consorts more easily with theories that imbue it with moral ideals, permitting "an enormous overvaluation of the importance of the bare fact that a rule may be said to be a valid rule of law, as if this, once declared, was conclusive of the final moral question: 'Ought this law to be obeyed?" (Hart 1958, p. 75).
The National Motorists Association is a laudable exception, but in general, one regularly hears vocal segments of the driving population demand utmost deference to law enforcement authority, and actually relish in their subservience to the state.
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