It's not clear if any crimes Mr. Snowden might have committed would have been crimes under Hong Kong law — a prerequisite for extradition.
In both common-law and civil-law jurisdictions, certain prerequisites must be met before there can be any interference with individual liberty.
An annulment, formally known as a "decree of nullity," is a ruling that a marriage was not valid in the first place, according to church law, because certain prerequisites such as free will, psychological maturity, and openness to having children were lacking.
(Imagine if nations like Germany and Sweden, where unions enjoy rights undreamed of in the U.S., like guaranteed board representation, were to demand that Alabama, Texas, and similar states rescind their right-to-work laws as a prerequisite for being allowed to export to the EU!).
The extent to which a population responds to fishery selection has some key prerequisites (Law 1991a; Hard 2004).
Unlike medical school, there are no prerequisites for law school so choosing a major can be particularly tough.
Based on the experience of the 1986 law, the essential prerequisite for doing another tax reform like it is for President Obama to put a detailed plan on the table, as Reagan did, backed by extensive research and analysis from the Treasury Department.
Partnership between public health and law enforcement is prerequisite to sound bioterrorism planning and response.
If the Law does not establish these prerequisites, there are no legal grounds for the protection of those that acquire skills through courses and/or technical experience.
The possession of a Bachelor's Degree is one of the prerequisites for applying to law school.
In a graduate program, the prerequisites would be geology, hydrology, chemistry, law and engineering — especially law and engineering.
