The panel found fatal shots to the head, heart and liver were "likely" to be caused by police shots that were lawfully fired in "reasonable self-defence".
In respect of the three shots that killed him, Knapman said the jury must decide whether they "consider it is established as likely" that the fatal wound "was caused by a shot which was lawfully fired, ie in necessary and reasonable self-defence or the defence of someone else".
At the Conference of the Parties in Botswana in 1983, it was argued on behalf of aggrieved local people that it was reasonable to sell the lawfully hunted skins.
When a contest takes place, the reasonable costs of solicitations may lawfully be charged by successful or unsuccessful management groups, or by successful groups of dissident shareholders, to the company.
Following ECA and City of Pontiac, the Court found that Cigna's statements in its Code of Ethics were "a textbook example of 'puffery.'" According to the court, they amounted to "general declarations about the importance of acting lawfully and with integrity" on which no reasonable stockholder would rely.
An inquest ruled that each of the police shots was "lawfully fired"; that is, the police used reasonable force in defense of themselves or others.
The effect of these decisions, of course, was that evidence was not excluded because of the officer's reasonable belief that he was acting lawfully, and the Court's reasoning, as I discuss infra, at 260-261, leads inexorably to the more general modification of the exclusionary rule I favor.
Were the three fatal shots to Mark Saunders' head, heart and liver lawfully fired in that they were in necessary and reasonable self defence or the defence of others and force was reasonable and proportionate?
The power has been dogged by several issues: it is disproportionately used against innocent ethnic minority Britons, it seldom leads to an arrest, and officers are failing to use it lawfully by stopping people only when they have reasonable grounds for suspicion.
(A You have a reasonable basis to believe that mortgage information is lawfully made available to the general public if you have determined that the information is of the type included on the public record in the jurisdiction where the mortgage would be recorded.
The Nevada brief said: "Society is not prepared to recognize that a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy in their name when being lawfully detained by an officer".
