651, 668 (1970) ("Properly administered, the business and public records exceptions would seem to be among the safest of the hearsay exceptions").
The records custodian wrote in an email to Cleveland.com, "That the video is part of an ongoing investigation and not releasable at this time based on [CLEIR] the confidential law enforcement investigatory record exception [sic].'".
In addition, poorer attainment in care homes persisted after exclusion of patients with any doctor recorded exception and was seen for measures considered appropriate for patients with advanced dementia and poor prognosis (table 2).
Additionally, we indicate sexual dimorphism occurring in some of these species, including the sternites, and also record exceptions we uncovered from what one can read in generalised descriptions.
a requirement for palpable tumours, 70% for nonpalpable tumours b Square brackets and italics indicate QIs which were discontinued at the end of 2006 c number of radiation treatments to be recorded; exceptions require justification -- no specified requirement.
While paternal inheritance of the chloroplast DNA is now accepted as common in angiosperms, the recorded exceptions point to more complex cytoplasmic inheritance patterns, e.g. in wheat (Tsukamoto et al., 2000).
There's not much on his record except — a major exception — victories in the last two Tours of Flanders.
In addition, the Quality Management and Analysis System only records one exception reporting reason for each patient.
With regards to the first sale doctrine in copyright law, this case presents the novel issue of whether the record rental exception to the doctrine applies to all sound recordings or only sound recordings of musical works.
However, the Court held that the record rental exception to the first sale doctrine for copyrights only covered musical works, not sound recordings of literary works.
