During the arraignment, which lasted less than five minutes, the judge, Elyse Lazansky, said there was no need for bail, citing Ms. Kennedy's absence of a criminal record.
Thank you for citing the need for community outreach and social services in the effort to turn around our least successful schools.
Mr. Vitale said that even the Peace Movement of the 1960s had a need for some muscle, citing the claim that the Hell's Angels were used as a security force at the 1969 Altamont Speedway Free Festival.
Judges often defend their need for discretion by citing cases involving minor participants in the drug trade, like "mules" caught transporting drugs and girlfriends or spouses of drug dealers.
Gene A. Capello, chairman of the board of the Westchester County Health Care Corporation, which oversees the hospital, questioned the need for an audit, citing the favorable opinion from a reputable outside accounting firm that recently finished an audit.
Over the months, the real estate mogul has downplayed his need for expert advice, citing his own "very good brain" as evidence.
Eventually he would like to remove "fault" and the need for couples to cite "unreasonable behaviour".
He underscored the need for FISA reform by citing the example of the three kidnapped American soldiers in Iraq.
"You still need to develop your farm-to-fork model," said Rohini Malkani, an economist with Citigroup in Mumbai, citing need for improvements in warehousing and transportation.
This date was later shifted back to December 2012, citing "legal negotiations", and then to 20 February 2013, citing a need for more development time.
