The paper1 develops a technique for computation inference rules admissible in temporal logic TS4.
The problem whether there exists an algorithm recognizing inference rules admissible in TS4 is a long-standing open problem.
What evidence about the sexual past of Mr. Bryant's accuser, if any, will pass the hurdles posed by the law and be ruled admissible?
Justice Micki A. Scherer of State Supreme Court in Manhattan rejected Mr. Kuby's argument while reserving judgment on whether the videotaped confession would ultimately be ruled admissible.
In previous cases to revoke the citizenship of people accused in war crimes, Soviet-era evidence has been ruled admissible, said a Justice Department lawyer involved in such cases, who insisted on anonymity.
His defense lawyer, Arturo V. Hernandez, sought unsuccessfully to keep the fax from being ruled admissible on Thursday, arguing that Mr. Posada is never heard on the tapes explicitly stating he sent the document.
MRI images have in the past been ruled admissible as evidence.
Going in to the hearing, she says, she assumed that the fMRI lie-detection method "didn't have much of a chance" to ruled admissible by the judge, Tu Pham.
"This may be the first time in any United States criminal courtroom where QEEG analysis has been ruled admissible and respected for its ability to provide vital information on brain injury and impairment," defense attorney Terence Lenamon said in a press release that appears to have been issued on Nelson's behalf.
Instead, after a military judge ruled admissible his statements obtained under torture, Omar pleaded guilty to all charges, avoiding further entanglement with a system he'd described before the court as "constructed to convict detainees, not find the truth".
