So, as a judge of the competition, I hope those who enter use the chance to make a film that is not hidebound by the presumptions of the established media, whose views may be fixed and ill-informed.
They argued that with no known will, a parent-child relationship must be proven through genetics, adoption, assisted reproduction or an established presumption of parentage laws.
Justice Department officials said the presumption could be established administratively by the Attorney General and would not require changes in the 1980 statute or in the regulations on asylum issued the same year.
Basic established a presumption that the misrepresentation was relied upon, not a mere presumption that the plaintiffs relied on the market price.
In particular, Obama established a "presumption of disclosure" rule in an attempt to uphold the letter and spirit of FOIA.
And it established that presumption not just for the question of substantive liability but also for the question of certification.
If you find him or her not guilty, then, of course, this presumption ripens into an established fact.
This is scarcely a Nolan standard of debate when both the belief and the presumption can be rapidly established as (a) fact and (b) correct.
1602, 16 L.Ed.2d 694 (1966), of course, this Court established a presumption of "inherently compelling pressures" in the context of official custodial interrogation.
In this case, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, established a presumption to that effect, and dismissed a disabilities act suit brought against an employer by a woman who had collected Social Security benefits following a stroke.
Similarly here, a conclusive presumption that a recently established resident is not a resident at all for voting purposes is simply an overbroad burden upon the right to vote.
