But Gallatin County Attorney Marty Lambert, in a response filed in July, noted that the court "apparently found that fingerprinting and photographing [the] defendant was a reasonable condition needed for rehabilitation or for the protection of the victim or society".
The court, Lambert said in his filing, "apparently found that fingerprinting and photographing [the] defendant was a reasonable condition needed for rehabilitation or for the protection of the victim or society".
The authors suggest that identifying and documenting the reasonable adjustments needed for each individual patient would go some way in reducing the safety risk of people with intellectual disabilities.
In this particular example, the domain is generic in nature, and portability of Iperf is quite reasonable – modulo the need for appropriate use of firewall rules.
Again sensitivity analysis suggests that our approach was reasonable, although the need for further research in this area is acknowledged.
Studies adjusting only for age and sex, however, cannot tell whether greater use of health care services by people with lower socioeconomic status is reasonable given their need for health care.
We understand the need for reasonable safeguards to protect certain state secrets.
It might seem reasonable to question the need for a public editor with so many other voices parsing the Times' decisions and motivations.
Like similar measures in Delaware and California, the Child Victims Act seeks to balance the need for reasonable time limits for lawsuits against the unusual challenges in uncovering sexual crimes against children.
