On one local document seen by Ms Birney, cadres in one township could score only up to 10% of their points for lawfulness, but 40% for economic development.
There are no explicit provisions regarding the lawfulness of, or procedures for, warranted re-identification for the purpose of e.g. record linkages, quality control of data, or verification of conducted research.
The fact that investigations and sometimes prosecutions were undertaken of those who violated the legal standards, in his view, can be adduced as evidence for the lawfulness of the approved techniques and a general commitment to the rule of law on the part of the Bush Administration.
"The D.C. Circuit would have to be an adequate and effective judicial remedy for reviewing the lawfulness of any detention, because that's the basic definition of habeas corpus," Gerald L. Neuman, a professor at Harvard Law School, said.
The opportunity and the lawfulness of human embryos utilization for research purposes must be evaluated not only with regard to ethical principles but also according to a solidarity and collective convenience [ 37].
Article 6 ought to be revised so that it becomes clear that 6.2 (establishing the lawfulness of processing of personal data for the purposes of historical, statistical or scientific research) overrules 6.1.
Others (e. g., Mitchell, 1997), emphasizing different criteria for lawfulness, conclude instead that generalizations like (M) are laws and hence no threat to the requirement that explanations must invoke laws.
Is there a distinction for purposes of discussing the lawfulness of the CIA's conduct, and the question of accountability?
The majority's interpretation, Kagan argued, is "a peculiarly blinkered way for a court to assess the lawfulness of an agency's rulemaking".
Even under what the court called the Supreme Court's "relaxed" standard for searches in a school setting, the lawfulness of a search depends on whether it was reasonable.
