A clause in the settlement asserts that the agreement cannot be cited in capital punishment appeals, but Mr. Burr said he plans to use it — and Dr. Denkowski's agreement not to conduct forensic evaluations again — to argue that Mr. Butler should be re-evaluated to ensure that Texas does not execute a mentally handicapped man.
But Tom Snyder, UNITE HERE political director, notes that Hansen's memo -- which cannot be cited here because it remains confidential -- expressly conflicts with Stern's assertion.
Lowe responds to the former objection by saying that essential properties are identical with the substance, so cannot be cited as something other than substance that meets his criterion for being substance.
The use of a summary order, which ordinarily cannot be cited as precedent, was part of that compromise.
Once deleted, the appellate opinion cannot be cited in subsequent court cases, leaving it analogous to the tree that falls in the forest with no one to hear, or, as Mr. Barnett put it in the title of a scholarly article, "The Dog That Did Not Bark".
The rise in overall pass rates has been going on for much longer, so "modular" A-levels cannot be cited as evidence of less rigorous standards.In short, it seems likely that at least some of the rise in exam passes is a result of better education.
"But the freeze cannot be cited as a goal by North Korea.
(Though there are differences — adultery, for instance, cannot be cited as the primary reason for a dissolution, although could be an example of unreasonable behaviour, and non-consummation is also not recognised in civil partnerships).
The Rosenbladt case confirms this approach, saying that "the specific level of pension insurance entitlements" need not be taken into account when operating the "inter-generational fairness" policy – so the fact the elderly person can't afford to retire cannot be cited as a reason for keeping someone on.
These have often not been officially published so cannot be cited as references.
