O'Mara, Zimmerman's lead attorney, worked hard to counter the state's portrayal of his client as an overzealous, angry vigilante who was "fed up" after a series of burglaries and who became a self-appointed guardian of the community.
He stated the portrayal was grounded in his meeting transgender people while researching the role.
Mr. Kuchma acknowledged that he had spent most of his life an undoubting believer in the Marxist ideology of the Soviet state, including its portrayals of an evil capitalist West.
Scherer et al. [58] found that judges in nine countries, speaking different languages, "can infer four different emotions and neutral state from vocal portrayals using content-free speech, with a degree of accuracy that is much better than chance".
Alex Ferns's opinion on the state of ethnic portrayal needs to be considered, not stifled, and Sadhu's case, which attracted more than 20 statements of support from black and white staff, should not be dismissed lightly.
Yet after last month's collapse of a ceasefire and even US charges of Russian war crimes, the US secretary of state John Kerry's portrayal of the result as "exactly what we wanted" sounded unconvincing.
The chief justice's casual citation of these cases might lead one to believe they are part of a larger collection of cases in which we said that the Constitution impelled us to train a skeptical eye on a state court's portrayal of state law.
Alabama has rejected the book for years because of what state officials consider derogatory portrayals of 19th century religious revivals, among other reasons.
The censorship was due to the film's depiction of Pakistan as an unstable state and the fictional portrayal of a "foreign invasion of Pakistan's nuclear installations", which caught the ire of film censor authorities.
In 2012, she gained a religion and philosophy degree, toured her first performance art piece, Stained: An Intimate Portrayal Of State Violence, and founded Dignity And Power Now.
