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Zucker's recommendations turned a smart, if standard, police procedural into a remarkable bit of narrative engineering.

Here's one reason they did: writer Chris Chibnall broke through mere procedural into what felt shockingly real.

But he becomes far more interesting once French turns a rather plodding procedural into what it really wants to be — a psychological suspense story about the dangers of suppressing unthinkable thoughts.

The same system that not long ago gave us Heat and LA Confidential has turned to wheeling out substandard fare such as Street Kings, Brooklyn's Finest and We Own the Night – films that have turned the police procedural into a drowsy rendition of worn conventions as opposed to the weighty, character-driven dramas that mark the genre's finest hours.

This speech, however, brought his procedural concerns into blissfully sharp focus.

Now 62, Ellroy has spent his career orbiting this event, most obviously in the novel The Black Dahlia, which aligned it with another unsolved murder, that of the young starlet Elizabeth Short; and in his 1996 memoir My Dark Places, which combined procedural investigation into his mother's case with frank accounts of his descent as a young adult into voyeurism, drug addiction and crime.

Unfortunately too many lawyers, being lawyers, cannot resist the temptation to drag almost the entire legal system, with all its expensive pretrial discovery and other procedural aspects, into the agreements they draft to arbitrate future disputes.

In turn, it is becoming more common to integrate procedural trainers into full-scale environments to allow simulation of both technical and behavioral skills required to perform sedated procedures, as well as communication skills that are fundamental in effective and high-quality endoscopy teams.

But digging deeper into the 5-4 openned penned by Antonin "the Constitution doesn't protect women against discrimination" Scalia, you'll find that Scalia turned a procedural case into the latest substantive attack on women.

The GOP decided to use this as a political bargaining chip to turn this procedural vote into an opportunity to demand spending cuts and risk economic collapse if those demands were not met.

The inability to fully evaluate procedural appropriateness into our analysis highlights the need for a more direct metric of this critical demand-supply factor.