In an order that allowed manual recounts to resume, the justices declared that the will of the voter should take precedence over "hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provisions".
The state's Supreme Court said on Tuesday that "the will of the people, not a hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provisions," had guided its momentous decision.
Re "Political Fallout After a Legal Finding; Decision Hews to Lines of Gore Team's Position" (news analysis, front page, Nov. 22): You report that the Florida Supreme Court, in the words of its opinion, disdained "hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provisions" and instead decided to give effect to "the will of the people".
Twenty-five yeago ago, this Court commented that the will of the people, not a hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provisions, should be our guiding principle in election cases: "The real parties in interest here, not in the legal sense but in realistic terms, are the voters.
The result in the most consequential and closely watched state court proceeding in memory was a window into a judicial approach that disdained "hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provisions," in the words of the unsigned 42-page opinion, and looked instead to give effect to "the will of the people".
Given that the court originally said that "the will of the people, not a hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provision, should be our guiding principle", it may be tough to turn round now and explain that they had meant to rely entirely upon statutory provision all along.Overall, the Supreme Court's ruling yielded three points for Mr Bush.
Citing its long-held "guiding principle," the court wrote: "[T]he will of the people, not a hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provisions, should be our guiding principle".
Povenmire and Marsh claim they had no philosophy when they started (they were just "curmudgeons about kids playing too many video games"), but the series could easily have been inspired by the book "Shopcraft as Soulcraft," which celebrates technical self-reliance and craftsmanship, or by the free-range-parenting movement.
"She basically pointed out that in a lot of complex social and technical systems, a reliance on these systems analysis approaches couldn't always do the job," Dr. Linstone said.
It is of a highly technical nature with reliance on robotic systems to deliver intervention, engagement of diverse expertise, and early adoption of digital approaches to optimize and execute the application of this highly effective cancer treatment.
Almost all disease programmes at the MOH and districts gradually bought into the integrated system through technical support and reliance on the system for analysed disease data, resulting in good performance indicators.
