The indications should be carefully scrutinized, case by case.
To some degree, it must reflect the fact that courts scrutinize capital cases more closely.
To some degree, it must reflect the fact that courts scrutinize capital cases more closely.
It will not scrutinize the cases of the individuals being monitored.
That danger of abuse has required this Court closely to scrutinize these cases to guard against exceeding the bounds of discretion in the use of the power.
John S. Furlong, a defense lawyer and co-editor of "A Megan's Law Sourcebook," said the two decisions "signal that the appellate courts of New Jersey are beginning to scrutinize these cases in a way that is going to fundamentally change, at long last, the way the attorney general does business".
His work, they say, must be seen against a larger canvas of sloppy investigations during the chaotic years of crack bloodshed; failures by prosecutors and the courts to scrutinize those cases; and perhaps Mr. Race's own role in the conviction of at least two innocent people.
Several times a week, administrators scrutinize the cases of Ms. Tennenbaum and 14 other social workers on medical-surgical floors: when patients stay in the hospital longer than allowed by their insurance plan, the hospital may have to eat the cost.
And when you look at the women too closely, when you scrutinize those cases, you immediately see those connections, and I think it's misconduct.
Thus LF/HF is not a universal measure of S/N of HF chaos and its significance must be carefully scrutinized from case to case.
