The Dilscoop requires a degree of premeditation or at least a very fast identification of the ideal length (slightly short) and line (preferably a foot outside off stump) to play it.
Once a starting point has been set, the judge will increase the minimum term if there are aggravating factors (such as advance planning) and reduce the term if there are mitigating factors (such as a lack of premeditation) before arriving at a minimum period.
Recite the Premeditation of Seneca at the beginning of each day.
With a mixture of impulsiveness and blunt premeditation Coco shows up at Étienne's country mansion, where she installs herself as his mistress.
While he had first claimed that Glossip called him in the middle of the night with instructions to kill Van Treese, Sneed at trial suggested premeditation.
Perhaps a more effective way of looking at this is questioning the premeditation of the theft.
Nair, significantly, found that the state had at least arrived at a "threshold" for bringing a case of premeditation, whether or not it would prevail.
Bala did not purchase the book on Allegro, and it was unclear if he obtained it elsewhere, but that he was seeking such information was, at least to Wroblewski, a sign of premeditation.
Colonel Morse, the prosecutor, said in his remarks that the blood on Sergeant Bales's clothes forensically matched the blood of some of the victims, and Sergeant Bales's own words, documented at the time, would show a "chilling premeditation".
Mr. Hosny tried hard to disown his comments, writing in the French newspaper Le Monde that they were made without "intention or premeditation," and should be viewed in the context of his indignation at the suffering of the Palestinian people.
