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Examples
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Hope it doesn’t take him too long to learn that being right is not enough to win incourt.
The Volokh Conspiracy » When a Police Officer Pulls Over a Law Student 2010
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While I conceed that it is possible to give up some of your constitutional rights temporarily by contract, I think an HOA ban on small temporary political signs would be unlikely to be upheld incourt.
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I would not want to try to make that argument incourt.
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The state is not supposed to do this even in those cases where they do not plan to admit that evidence incourt.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Ten Rules for Dealing with Police 2010
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The state is not supposed to do this even in those cases where they do not plan to admit that evidence incourt.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Ten Rules for Dealing with Police 2010
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But incourt,prosecutors said Thorntontold authorities he"wanted to kill his brother or inflict serious bodily harm."
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I think they learn a lot in the process – just not as much as they learn the first couple times they get their ass kicked incourt.
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Compared to this, I see no absolute right of anyone to sue anyone any time for anything and force them to provide our nations most carefully guarded secrets just so they can have their day incourt.
The Volokh Conspiracy » What Al-Haramain Says, And What It Doesn’t Say 2010
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Those legions of bureaucrats are free to further experiment at expanding their powers ... risking only the mildest of written wrist-slaps if someone has the time & money to challenge them incourt.
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Which means, in practice, that somebody with a reasonable basis to dispute the denial and about four grand to float can win, and most — not all — sheriffs would rather not be repeatedly embarrassed incourt.
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