voluntariness

The Justice Department, however, has testified that the position of the administration is that the standard for admission of evidence must be "voluntariness," and that coerced evidence should not be admissible before the military commissions.

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"I take a very suspicious view of 'voluntariness' in these issues."

Last Rights 2008

This kind of voluntariness amounts to freedom from interference or coercion.

Virtue Epistemology Greco, John 2004

She used a wonderful expression, referring to the "voluntariness" of her life.

Christmas Luncheon 2001

Instead of requiring the courts to continue the "voluntariness" inquiry,

FindLaw Writ - Recent Articles 2009

Sandman, noting that dread was also associated with factors such as voluntariness, controllability, lethality, and fairness, incorporated these qualities into his

WordPress.com News Kevin Jones 2009

Shanks, however, held that "voluntariness," as used in the IUPAA, means simply the absence of duress or undue influence.

FindLaw Writ - Recent Articles 2009

Shanks, however, held that "voluntariness," as used in the IUPAA, means simply the absence of duress or undue influence.

FindLaw Writ - Recent Articles 2009

But such language of "voluntariness" is a modern invention.

Fors Clavigera 2008

When Clarke appeared as a guest on Meet the Press on March 28, 2004, Russert noted the White House had been aggressive in attacking Clarke’s credibility and had identified Clarke as the source for the background briefing — without indicating any concern about the "voluntariness" of the waiver, in which Clarke apparently played no role.

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