Wise said the group is preparing a case on behalf of an elephant in a state that is not New York, eyeing the case of some chimpanzees in California and "looking very closely" at orcas owned by SeaWorld.
After the arrests, the situation began to draw national attention from religious groups worried that similar things could happen in their districts, said Jordan Lorence, the senior counsel for the Alliance Defense Fund, which represented Bronx Household in the litigation and had begun to prepare a case on behalf of the housing project churches.
In the monitoring phase, they prepare a case of switching their operating channel from the current one to another unoccupied channel because of the sudden appearance of primary users or their encounter with a low performance on the current operating channel for a certain time.
Despite Belcher's attempts to orchestrate legislative proceedings to the advantage of Massachusetts (for example, allowing the New Hampshire assembly only one day to prepare a case on the dispute while that of Massachusetts had several months), the final ruling on the boundary, issued in 1739, went significantly in New Hampshire's favor.
ISD prepared a case listing of all children from the new child health programme cohort that were registered with a GP practice in two localities as at February 2010 who had no CHSP-PS record of receiving a 10 day and/or a 6 8 week review.
Co., 34 F.R.D. 463, 468 (Del.1964) (each involving a situation in which a member of a litigation team witnessed an event or scene in the course of preparing a case for trial and the court ordered disclosure of his report of the event); Bourget v. Government Employees Ins.
While previous law required patent owners to submit relevant prior art that was uncovered during the invention and review process, this provision goes one step further stating applicants need to do a search for patentability as part of preparing a case for filing.
This year, criminal investigators at the E.P.A. prepared a case related to an uncontrolled release of toxic smoke in 2012 from a Chevron refinery in Richmond, Calif., which sent more than 15,000 nearby residents and workers to the hospital.
Snooker's governing body prepared a case which centred on a wealth of evidence around unusual betting patterns, phone calls and texts between Lee and a number of associates, and money paid into his wife's bank account.
"It was inherent in many of their trades that they were selling liquidity; they were short liquid assets, and long less liquid ones," André Perold, a Harvard Business School professor who is preparing a case study of Long-Term Capital, told me.
