The Justice and Defense Departments properly declared last year that the presumption will be that suspected terrorists will be tried in federal courts, which have handled hundreds of these cases.
The presumption will be that they will remain in the country while their status is resolved, he said.
"The general presumption will be that items for prisoners will not be handed in or sent in by their friends or families unless there are exceptional circumstances," runs the text from the Ministry of Justice.
A National Offender Management Service document which heralded the restrictions last November says "the general presumption will be that items for prisoners will not be handed in or sent in by their friends or families unless there are exceptional circumstances".
There is this presumption that disease will be treated and eliminated.
"If a girl is married, there is the presumption there will be child bearing and they are more likely not to continue with their education," Stewart said.
And virtually all occupations are still gender-labelled: with the exception of a few occupations (prostitute, nurse, secretary) where the reverse is true and it needs to be specified if the person is a man, one has to put "woman" in front of most job titles when it's a woman doing them; otherwise the presumption will always be that one is referring to a man.
Following the appeal, in which the Guardian sought access to documents referred to in the Tesler extradition case hearing, the presumption will now be that such requests should be approved unless there is a good reason not to.
The Freedom of Information Act, she said, carries the presumption that information will be released, but this legislation reverses that, permitting release only if the Transportation Secretary approves.
A vast majority can work and want to, writes the author of this look into the world of the disabled, but the presumption that they will be a burden and the "disincentive of losing health insurance" often prevent them from doing so.
