With citations ranging from Baroness Hale of Richmond to Oliver Wendell Holmes, Lord Justice Robin Jacob concluded that, legally, it is a potato chip.
The governor concluded that, legally, he was out of arguments, and that it would be what one aide called a "fool's errand" to continue in the face of almost certain failure.
In 1942 Wright published A Study of War in two volumes, in which he examined the institution of war, historically, legally, and culturally, and concluded that war could best be eliminated through a world organization that had power adequate to its responsibilities.
Even if the Palestinians still wanted to proceed, the I.C.C. would be legally required to conclude that Israel is unwilling or unable to investigate alleged war crimes on its own.
He later insisted he was forced out in a coup, but an inquiry commission concluded he left legally.
It is recognition that the only way a legally binding deal will be concluded is with the highest level political involvement.
Instead of issuing an emergency order, the EPA's midwest office concluded it was legally precluded from taking action because of the state's activities to address the lead concerns.
In recent months, the two psychiatrists, Robert Sadoff, who was retained by the defense, and Steven Simring, who was hired by the Morris County prosecutor's office, have examined Dr. Hagen and concluded she was legally insane when she killed her parents with a plastic bag and pillow at their home in Chatham Township, N.J., her lawyer, Gerard Hanlon, said yesterday.
They appealed the verdict, Clark said, but never got a ruling affirming or denying their guilt because of Italian judicial rules that require court proceedings to be dropped if they aren't concluded by a legally prescribed deadline.
