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At the Wisconsin argument, Justice Stephen Breyer laid out a workable standard for the court: Were the maps drawn by one party?
During oral arguments Tuesday for the case, Gill v. Whitford, three of the court's more conservative justices, John Roberts, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch, seemed skeptical there could be a workable standard for courts to determine whether a partisan gerrymander violated the Constitution.
Thomas chastised the majority for failing to set a workable standard for the state of mind that prosecutors must prove when going after threats made on social media, musical or not.
This article will discuss some of the recent cases in which courts have sought to develop workable standards in dealing with requests for discovery of identifying information in cases involving anonymous on-line postings.
Can global rule-making provide workable standards that are neither protectionist for empty?
[Update: Pelosi's full quote: "It is essential to having a workable plan is to have an exchange that meets certain workable standards. How that is defined we shall see".
Justice Kennedy claimed that there is no workable standard to distinguish political favors from criminal acts.
Those insights provide a coherent and consistent framework for analyzing allegedly anticompetitive conduct and a workable set of standards for enforcers and courts.
The commentator noted that such a scheme does not propose workable criteria for determining the minimum standards for the coverage limit, deductible, and coinsurance, increases initial costs for start-up companies that use patents, and add additional administrative burdens to the already overworked USPTO.
Governments are being asked to do what it takes to achieve workable common standards.
