By C. Ellis and James Thurber The New Yorker, July 22 , 1933P. 9 Many earnest aside in Westchester have busied themselves taking unemployment census & gathering case histories of needy.
The New Yorker, July 22 , 1933P. 9 Many earnest aside in Westchester have busied themselves taking unemployment census & gathering case histories of needy.
So it is just a case of gathering momentum and increasing those numbers to 2,000, 3,000 etcetera".
[laughs] Informant 7 The act of diagnosis is really not just a case of gathering a few facts together, or even conducting a mini-mental test and giving a score out of thirty, and doing a range of blood tests and a scan and 'there we have it, there's the diagnosis'.
The act of diagnosis is really not just a case of gathering a few facts together, or even conducting a mini-mental test and giving a score out of thirty, and doing a range of blood tests and a scan and 'there we have it, there's the diagnosis'.
Experts said some of the factors included the difficulty of gathering solid evidence in terrorism cases and arresting terrorists; India's criminal justice system, which is based on the doctrine of full benefit of doubt; the difficulty of proving motive in court; and the lack of a codified anti-terrorism policy.
Oral trials require prosecutors to do a better job of gathering evidence and building a case.
The investigators, who were not authorized to speak on the record, said the academy report merely underscored the difference between pure science and the reality of gathering evidence in a criminal case.
Secondly, as Court says, "I'm in sales, always fighting against the odds"; he would not be daunted by the task of gathering evidence to support his case or the pressure he and his wife (who took shorthand notes of a painful appeal meeting with his former MD) were under.
Hinckley was acquitted, but the method of gathering evidence we pioneered there has been crucial in other cases.
