Professor Foley, from Ohio State, said post-election litigation was more likely in Ohio because that state provided a long window of opportunity to contest provisional ballots.
"A denial of the provision of information that could enable a proper adversarial hearing in my view would amount to a denial of the opportunity to contest," Judge Harvey wrote.
USADA's rules provide that where an athlete or other person is sanctioned because they fail to contest USADA's charges in arbitration, the sanction shall not be reopened or subject to appeal unless the athlete or other person can demonstrate that he did not receive actual or constructive notice of the opportunity to contest the sanction.
Being summarily "locked away" in nursing homes with no opportunity to contest the loss of freedom or lack of services is not only inhumane but also illegal.
In Port Chester, N.Y., a real estate investor is challenging New York's condemnation procedures -- successfully, so far -- which he says denied him the opportunity to contest the taking of his buildings in a downtown redevelopment corridor.
Roughly speaking, the idea is that properly-designed democratic institutions should give citizens the effective opportunity to contest the decisions of their representatives.
Opponents of same-sex marriage in Maryland seized the opportunity to contest the law and gathered more than 100,000 signatures to put a referendum on the November ballot, setting the stage for a renewed debate on the issue.
But the law gives these groups "no notice and no opportunity" to contest their designation as a terrorist organization, a violation of due process, Judge Takasugi ruled.
Customers will also have the opportunity to contest the complaint.
The heart of a fair trial comes with knowing the accusation against you and having the opportunity to contest it.
(Time being short, I don't have the opportunity to contest that).
