In addition to the rave-related laws that were passed into being, the CJPOA also gave police additional powers for stop and search procedures, repealed councils from having to offer travellers sites for domestic use, and meant that silence in interviews or as a response to legal questioning was now permissible as evidence of supposed inference.
And in an important 2010 ruling, the Delaware Supreme Court clarified that the use of merger price as evidence of fair value was permissible but not required.
Reformed epistemology might be thought of as a modification of evidentialism in which the permissible kinds of evidence are expanded.
It's now permissible to appear in your own book, it seems, as long as there's evidence of serious knowledge-gathering too.
Federal claims, such as those that will be permissible under the negotiated settlement, have not been aggressively pursued over the last three years despite widespread evidence of abusive lending.
In the circumstances of those cases, only by holding a hearing, showing evidence of disloyalty, and allowing the employee an opportunity to respond might the State develop a permissible basis for concluding that the employee was to be discharged.
Others ask "if we have evidence of consciousness in a patient previously thought to be in a vegetative state, is it permissible to withdraw life-sustaining treatment?" [ 38].
In light of the direct evidence of racial motive and the inferences that may be drawn from the circumstantial evidence, I am satisfied that the district court's finding was permissible, even if not compelled by the record.
It is permissible for you to discuss a view you think a philosopher might have held, or should have held, though you can't find any evidence of that view in the text.
Where there are two permissible views of the evidence, the factfinder's choice between them cannot be clearly erroneous"); Inwood Laboratories, Inc. v. Ives Laboratories, Inc., 456 U.S. 844, 857-858, 102 S.Ct.
