The problem results from three arcane legal factors, said the chairman of the Board of Assessors, Charles O'Shea.
But beyond getting around political and legal factors, education is a use that clearly makes sense for an island location with historic buildings.
The authors understand this decision, while they stand by their article and regret the limitations on academic freedom which can be caused by legal factors".
Dr Coretta Phillips, at the London School of Economics Mannheim Centre for the Study off Criminology and Criminal Justice, said: "The raw figures [in the MoJ] data are unable to take account of all the relevant legal factors which might explain these patterns.
But a 2007 study (pdf) found that the environment for civil society (defined as "political, constitutional and legal factors as well as attitudes and behaviour of state and private sector actors towards civil society") is particularly weak.
The scope of the tax in different countries varies greatly, depending upon legal factors, administrative realities, tradition, availability of other sources of revenue, the organization of government (especially at the level of local government, where the income from this levy may be of key significance), and the public services provided.
A poll in 2006 sponsored by the AFL-CIO found that a majority of workers would join a union, but hesitate in part because their bosses are opposed.Mr Hirsch, however, attributes the decline in unionisation to economic, not legal, factors.
Compensation and legal factors.
Results show that eight out of fourteen land valuation factors related to parcel location characteristics, legal factors, physical attributes and economic conditions are the most significant.
The treatment and disposal of excess sludge represents a bottleneck in wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) worldwide, due to environmental, economic, social and legal factors.
