Depending on how this ruling is interpreted in other cases, it could represent a historic step toward establishing a generalized right to electronic privacy, which can't be overridden without the approval of a judge.
Tuesday's decision "overrides, without its completion, the Sandag report," Roberts said.
The scenario depicted in the video is a simple mockup of an assembly line, wherein the robot is performing the primary task, supervised by a human, who can override movement without having to code a correction or hitting a big red button.
The suspensions have put Democrats two votes below the number needed for the two-thirds majority they won two years ago, which came with broad powers to raise taxes, place measures on the statewide ballot and override vetoes without Republican support.
Their new slogan is "fiscal responsibility with a social conscience": not the catchiest, perhaps, but one that conveys a sense that their priorities in government will be addressing debt, which Mr Cameron says will be his "overriding objective", without grinding the poor.
The desire for familiarity, for hit songs or pseudo-hit songs, can override narrative coherence without anyone's caring very much.
Another pilot, Stephen A. Luckey, the chairman of the Air Line Pilots Association's security committee, said computers were still too prone to failure to allow them to override human pilots without recourse.
With the new age-based ratings, however, developers can't override the rating without going back and taking the questionnaire again and editing their answers.
Adding new visibility controls that override user privacy controls without proper notice is totally unacceptable.
A 2011 study from the Montgomery based Equal Justice Initiative identified Alabama as "the only state in the country where judges can override jury life verdicts without meeting a strict standard".
