There's no absolute rule for these things; they have to be navigated case by case.
In British TV crime dramas, the pairings moved from The Sweeney or The Professionals – loose cannon and marginally tighter cannon – towards mainly male, maverick loners who navigated cases, shouty bosses and painful pasts; Spender to Luther via Life on Mars and The Shadow Line.
When Odette Morton, a contestant on the hit competition show "A Night of Dance," is found murdered in her dressing room, Castle and Beckett must navigate the case's many twists and twirls without stepping on each other's toes.
The bad news for him is that "the vast majority of federal criminal cases result in a conviction — around 95-97 percent of cases," Ghappour said, but ultimately, the outcome will "depend on whether the court can navigate the case away from the uncharged allegations" against him, referring to the alleged gangland hits.
These health records are organised into a timeline, and the student navigates the case while answering questions regarding the patient along the way.
The Virtual Patient cases for the Casebook application are built from electronic health records that are logically organised into a timeline, allowing the student to navigate the case and view the patient's progress as the case develops.
The student navigates a case by traversing through a timeline of patient records, and, at strategic points throughout the case, questions must be answered by the student before they can continue.
The decision, after a trial that lasted almost two months, also comes at a critical juncture for an office that is navigating the biggest case of Mr. Vance's brief tenure: the sexual-assault charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund.
That happy medium that lidar found happens to be especially suited to the last use case: navigating the everyday world.
The photographs (typically of trauma pathology) and radiology images are also excellent, and add significantly to the experience of navigating through a case.
