In a maternity clinic, Stapleton and colleagues observed and interviewed clinicians about their use, opinion and perceived potential impact on litigation of evidence-based information leaflets.
The government introduced the bill after the public airing of evidence during litigation brought on behalf of Binyam Mohamed and other former Guantánamo Bay detainees.
Hindley and Thomson [ 30] explored midwives views around the use of routine electronic fetal monitoring for women whose pregnancies were low risk, an intervention unsupported by evidence [ 24] but viewed by the midwives in their study as a valuable form of evidence if litigation was instigated.
AFTER five years of litigation and almost 100 bound volumes of evidence, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is about to deliver its preliminary ruling on America's (for which read Boeing's) complaint against the provision of prohibited subsidies to Europe's commercial aircraft industry (for which read Airbus).
The system verifies any deliberate destruction of evidence after a litigation hold is triggered.
The litigation so far -- a mounting pile of evidence and briefs -- provides a detailed narrative of the origins and rise of a mega-brand, and a primer on trademark law.
Some intensivists might be reluctant to avoid CXRs in these situations because it might be a piece of evidence in case of litigation.
The major legal issue, when litigation is anticipated or is occurring, involves the potential destruction of evidence.
I describe how a scientific practice that developed under the influence of medical and nuclear physics interacted with observations made by exposed community members to affect research questions, the interpretation of evidence, inferences about biological mechanisms in disease causation, and the use of evidence in litigation.
Group litigation at the high court is currently bogged down in arguments as the firms continue to dispute the disclosure of evidence.
"By the very nature of human rights litigation, almost all evidence is indirect or circumstantial.
