"Tapes don't automatically lead to prosecution, because the legal standard is one of reasonableness," said Austin Sarat, a professor of law and political science at Amherst College.
"There is no assessment of reasonableness," said Dunn, noting most castle laws are applicable at night time.
"Rather than accuse them of anything or shout back something, she always pleaded for reasonableness," said Richard H. Carmona, a Giffords ally who was surgeon general under President George W. Bush.
"We live in California, the cradle of direct democracy, but we also need a threshold for reasonableness," said Low, who co-authored the legislation with Assemblyman Richard Bloom (D-Santa Monica).
"We live in California, the cradle of direct democracy, but we also need a threshold for reasonableness," said Assemblyman Evan Low (D-Campbell), who co-authored the legislation with Assemblyman Richard Bloom (D-Santa Monica).
"We go by the doctrine of reasonableness," he said.
"I think that passes the test of reasonableness," he said.
And when we meet, I surreptitiously gauge them for reasonableness by saying things like: "I can get to it in March.
In his reasonableness, Rogge said there are "issues London will not be able to copy" — particularly the thousands of eager volunteers.
Fossils found in Alberta are the property of the province, but in keeping with Canada's trademark reasonableness, Nernberg said he was comfortable with his find going to scientists whose beliefs were "diametrically opposed" to his.
