The reason INR has been so effective, State Department officials say, is that it has maintained a culture that supports dissent -- and demands expertise.
Cuba is highly sensitive to any indication the US is supporting domestic dissent and that issue could prove considerably tougher than amending the terrorism list.
We are unable to comprehend the logic supporting the dissent's contention, post, at 184-185, thet the conclusion of Katz v. United States that Rule 41 was not confined to tangible property did not survive the enactment of Title III and Title IX of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, because Congress failed to expand the definition of property contained in Rule 41(h).
Havlicek wants funding to be discreetly channelled into supporting credible dissenting voices online.
–Was it difficult to find both supporting and dissenting opinions of your assigned leader?
In April, they announced preliminary data to support their dissent at a conference in Nice.
But the congressman's fall also presented tough questions for Democrats, who supported without dissent the same industry-friendly legislation that Mr. Marino championed.
That is a tall order, but, until it is delivered, the advice for Mr Bush on Iran is simple: cool it". "Bush officials verbally support the dissent, but know that any material support for 'regime change' would backfire.
Yet, if the Court had concluded that there was not "plain" error, it might be difficult to support a dissent from that conclusion, given the particular facts of this case.
In the end, nothing but personal intuition supports the dissent's contention that the statute is directed at those who " 'failed to learn their lessons from the initial punishment,' " post, at 10 (quoting United States v. Neal, 976 F. 2d 603, 603 (CA9 1992) (Fletcher, J., dissenting)).
