unrebuttable

A persistent problem in law is the use of presumptions, especially unrebuttable presumptions.

Archive 2009-06-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

John Cherundolo said that Mr. Congel's side provided "unrebuttable and undeniable" evidence that Citigroup's claim was erroneous.

Destiny USA, Citigroup Mend Fences In Syracuse Peter Grant 2010

Supreme Court Justice John Cherundolo ruled that Mr. Congel's side provided "unrebuttable and undeniable" evidence that Citigroup's claim was erroneous.

Borrowers to Banks: Show Me the Money 2009

I objected to the rules of the Bush/Cheney commissions, the kangaroo courts, to the extent they allowed evidence obtained by torture, secret evidence obtained by hearsay, and other forms of unrebuttable evidence, while denying effective or any counsel.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Radio Host Waterboarded, Says It’s Torture: 2009

The book "The Sovereign Individual" (I forget the author) pretty much made the unrebuttable (as far as I can tell) argument for the necessity of the state.

Mommy Pact Steven Barnes 2008

I think Mel Gibson made an awful stumble, an unrebuttable blunder, raving on as he did.

A Politician Oscar Could Love 2007

I think Mel Gibson made an awful stumble, an unrebuttable blunder, raving on as he did.

A Politician Oscar Could Love 2007

Not to mention, we already know Bush and Rumsfeld lied about claiming Tehran was behind the IEDs, so why should the Post take the rest of the Bush's statement, that the parts are coming from Iran at all, as unrebuttable fact?

03/18/2006 2006

But now, a few days later, the Washington Post puts the charge out there as not only alleged by the president wrongfully, but as absolute unrebuttable fact.

03/18/2006 2006

Failure to rebut within ten business days is to admit that all information contained herein is truthful, valid and unrebuttable.

Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com 2009