Where does one draw the line on what is acceptable? A. I think it's not a technique that is foreseeably going to be clinically useful with a political consensus.
In other words, for Card, evildoers are motivated by a desire for some object or state of affairs which does not justify the harm they foreseeably inflict.
This was a highly significant step that has the effect of shifting the burden of proof from the government to the prisoner – not only in the Guantánamo context but, foreseeably, in other document-dependent cases as well.
If the fact-finding is foreseeably bleak, sometimes the resulting songs don't quite gel, either: witness the lead single The Wheel, a great rock song bedevilled by impressionistic, too-open-ended lines that don't lend themselves to conventional scansion.
Judge Livingston held that the district judge did not abuse her discretion in holding that the student's speech "foreseeably create[d] a risk of substantial disruption within the school environment", which is the precedent in the Second Circuit for when schools may regulate off-campus speech.
It would not be much of a defence for the government to say that its policies are defensible because, although they foreseeably cause child abuse, the abuse is not what the government intended.
"They were saying that access to this would foreseeably lead to harassment and an atmosphere of hostility within the prison system, but they didn't connect the dots between that and any real evidentiary rationale," he says.
Yes, "Hail, Caesar!" is superb, and it was foreseeably so.
Despite this, he has not listed his involvement with the congress in the parliamentary register of members' interests, which requires declaration of "membership of any organisation where a conflict of interest with a member's public duties could foreseeably arise or be seen to arise".
But he first imparted this cautionary note: "By nature, the future is foreseeably unforeseeable".
"It could foreseeably be admissible," said Gerald Lefcourt, a defense lawyer with experience in both criminal and celebrity cases.
