In a split decision made earlier this year, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that law enforcement officers cannot bring narcotics dogs onto private property without first obtaining a search warrant.
A sheaf of reports released by the National Transportation Safety Board found flaws in split-second decision making just before the crash, which badly injured both of the pilots and two men in a car that the plane hit after crashing through the airport fence.
Elwyn and Miron-Shatz suggested that the decision making process can be split into deliberation and decision making.
This split decision also makes clear what is at stake in November.
In a statement released by the team, Waltrip said: "What occurred on the No. 55 radio at the end of Saturday night's race in Richmond was a split-second decision made by team spotter Ty Norris to bring the No. 55 to pit lane and help a teammate earn a place in the Chase.
It was a split-second decision made during a match that had massive pressure on it.
"I had a split decision to make," he said, commenting for the first time on it, in his downtown Brooklyn office.
Joint legal custody, in which parents share or split decision-making, is almost the norm.
He cannot understand how the most dominant player in the game can be so sensitive and insecure about split-second decisions made on the court.
The "virtual war" in Kosovo, a "set of split-second decisions made through the lens of a gun camera," runs up against those time-honored notions, Ignatieff writes.
In some of the more shocking cases, the crimes seemed to be rooted in nothing more than split-second decisions made by normally orderly people seduced by the disorder around them.
