Ceylan's latest is his most ambitious yet, a slow-burn procedural as an arrested man searches in the Turkish wilderness for the body of a man he is said to have killed.
The film almost operates as a procedural, as we spend most of our time in the planning stages of a given operation or the actual execution of said scheme.
"Once Upon a Time in Anatolia," the exquisite sixth feature by Nuri Bilge Ceylan, is a police procedural as existential inquiry, set in a remote dreamscape of mystery and foreboding.
The board proposed procedural changes as a short-term fix, but said those changes might worsen airport congestion.
Shortly before noon, House Republican leaders canceled the scheduled procedural vote as a concession to conservatives and called a late-afternoon caucus meeting to discuss a path forward.
Clearly, Trump supporters and, potentially, anyone who sees this sort of procedural move as a dirty trick, would object to this as anti-democratic.
But there seems little end to the use of routine bills as objects of controversy and procedural maneuvers as a means of obstruction.
They painted today's procedural vote as a pivotal moment in the war debate, and urged colleagues to help remove American troops from what they described as civil strife in Iraq.
Although a review procedure administered by impartial, nonjudicial professionals might avoid the constitutional deficiencies in Policy 600.30, I would affirm the decision of the Washington Supreme Court requiring a judicial hearing, with its attendant procedural safeguards, as a remedy in this case.
That decision is one left to the district court (or to the state trial court under applicable state procedural rules) as a matter of its discretion to control its docket.
