Camila speaks in simple phrases, without technicalities, that people understand".
In Scotland, extraordinarily, despite the RSPB obtaining video evidence of someone shooting a hen harrier on its nest, prosecutors deemed this evidence inadmissible on the preposterous technicality that people have the right to roam on private land but not to "investigate" crime.
Renfroe said Schaefer had been reinstated on a "legal technicality, and people are rejoicing as if this is a great moral victory.
While it may seem like a technicality to people who have not been through it, that little black box on those applications became like another kind of cell for me, and it took me ten years of living a lie before I decided to fight back.
The court's conservative majority is increasingly using legal technicalities to keep people from getting a fair hearing.
Rather than focus on technicalities that few people understand, it could have used this case to examine what it means to be public and how social media results in more, not less, disclosure.
Exploiting users' trust — and using a technicality to unhook people's privacy — is proving pretty costly for Facebook right now though.
This feels like a technicality to most people, though.
"This is not about mere legal technicalities; this is about people's lives … If these are serious miscarriages of justice it could result in people being refused protection and sent back to the prospect of torture or death.
"While the public debates the technicalities of how these people should be classified," he said, "we will continue to follow the traditions of humane treatment".
