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However, the court later concluded, in R. v. Edwards Books and Art Ltd., ( 2 S. C. R.
The court must satisfy itself that the plea agreement is concluded on the basis of the free will of the defendant, that the defendant fully acknowledges the essence of the plea agreement and its consequences.
1, § 20 represents an important public policy " which the Newspaper violated " when it terminated employment because they exercised free speech " In examining the court precedent, the Wyoming Supreme Court concluded that " erminating an at-will employee for exercising his right to free speech by refusing to follow a legal directive of an employer on the employer's premises during working hours does not violate public policy.
The Court concluded, "... relief is not a matter of absolute right to either party ; it is a matter resting in the discretion of the court, to be exercised upon a consideration of all the circumstances of each particular case.
The court concluded that the Sixth Army headquarters had disregarded frontline commander reports, noting a possible imminent attack, and as a result, reserve units were kept too far back to execute a timely and effective counterattack.
The court concluded that Sixth Army commander General Ludwig von Falkenhausen failed to apply an elastic defence properly as espoused by German defensive doctrine of the time.
One of the sagas claims that he sailed for Norway, and greatly impressed the Norwegian king and his court, managing to sway a decidedly unenthusiastic Harald, who had just concluded a long and inconclusive war with Denmark, into raising a levy to take the throne of England.
The trial started on 14 August at the district court in Amsterdam and concluded with a verdict on 28 August.
" Nevertheless, Greene concluded that, " lack of clarity about the Florida Supreme Court ’ s views on the safe-harbor provision should have resulted in a remand to that court for clarification ," in addition to the remand of December 4.
Despite a suggestion of suicide, an army court of inquiry concluded that he had tripped and that the shooting was an accident .< ref >
As soon as his testimony concluded, Hammett was found guilty of contempt of court.
The state trial court, upon remand, concluded that the amendment could not pass strict scrutiny, which the Colorado Supreme Court agreed with upon review.
The court concluded his failure arose ' from an error of judgement, and not from want of courage.
The two kings concluded a peace only in 1265 when Ladislas returned to his father's court.
The trial was held in the Foley Square federal courthouse in New York City, and opened on November 1, 1948 ; preliminary proceedings and jury selection lasted until January 17, 1949 ; the defendants first appeared in court on March 7 ; and the trial concluded on October 14, 1949.
The court holds this money until the case is concluded.
The court also concluded that URLs themselves were not copyrightable, writing: " A URL is simply an address, open to the public, like the street address of a building, which, if known, can enable the user to reach the building.
The court concluded that it was proper for a new party to take advantage of findings in a previous suit to bar action by a party of that suit.
The court allowed defense witnesses to describe the verbal and physical harassment of blacks by police officers, including Brown, although the court refused to allow a social psychologist to testify describing studies of police conduct toward minority groups, nor those that concluded that minority groups might perceive police officers as hostile to them and would be apt to fear them in any street encounter.
When, therefore, Frederick William IV, without showing any anxiety to bind himself by the conditions laid down at Frankfurt, concluded with Denmark the seven months truce of Malmö ( 26 August 1848 ), Dahlmann proposed that the national parliament should refuse to recognize the truce, with the express intention of clearing up once for all the relations of the parliament with the court of Berlin.
Shortly after the court case was concluded she was mocked in an episode of the series itself entitled " Alf's Dilemma " ( 27 February 1967 ) where Alf Garnett is seen reading her book Cleaning Up TV and agreeing with every word.
There was a later court of inquiry, but both Hawke and Mordaunt were cleared of any blame, and it was concluded that the conception of the attack of Rochefort had been an error.
The court concluded that the murder was too complex to be committed while sleepwalking.
An international court concluded on 22 February 1904 that the blockading powers involved in the Venezuela Crisis were entitled to preferential treatment in the payment of their claims.

court and Shaik
" In October, it failed in its bid to force the court to allow a live broadcast of the proceedings of the Schabir Shaik trial.
The Schabir Shaik trial was one of the most important court trials in post-apartheid South Africa.
" Tracy O ' Brian told the court that she sublet a flat to Shaik.
A former business associate of Shaik, Professor Themba Sono, told the court that Shaik told business partners that the Nkobi group could bring " political connectivity " to the table.
Shaik told the court that the company's auditors and financial director Colin Isaacs took full responsibility for the financial side of operations, that he was sure that the accounting books were in order, and that when he became aware of the problem he had it corrected.
She told the court that she did not fax the agreement to Shaik.
Singh told the court that an audibly agitated Shaik had phoned her from the golf course to tell her to tape hearings by the parliamentary standing committee on public accounts when Chippy Shaik was being questioned about the arms deal.
Shaik denied any attempt to bribe Zuma for protection and told the court that he did not know why Thétard wrote the note setting out the bribe agreement.
The formal part of the trial ended shortly after the defence counsel asked the court to consider the possibility that Shaik had sought a bribe of R500, 000 ( US $ 77, 000 ) a year from Thompson-CSF without Zuma's knowledge.
# IPO Africa: Shaik faces 2004 high court trial

court and companies
Other telephone companies, many of which were publicly owned, were regulated by provincial authorities until court rulings during the 1990s affirmed federal jurisdiction over the sector, which also included some fifty small independent incumbents, most of them in Ontario and Quebec.
The resulting court case lasted for several years, with both companies releasing their respective products.
The other suits sought court determinations that insurance companies and individual lawyers failed to defend Rosenthal properly before Olson and in appellate stages.
The company began to move aggressively against what it saw as copyright-violating imitations from other companies, such as Fox Comics ' Wonder Man, which ( according to court testimony ) Fox started as a copy of Superman.
In 1996, STATS, Inc., a major statistical provider to fantasy sports companies, won a court case, along with Motorola, on appeal against the NBA in which the NBA was trying to stop STATS from distributing in game score information via a special wireless device created by Motorola.
All three companies settled out of court in 1981.
The Lansing Metropolitan Area, colloquially referred to as " Mid-Michigan ", is an important center for educational, cultural, governmental, business, and high-tech manufacturing, including two medical schools, one veterinary school, two nursing schools, two law schools, including the nation's largest law school ( Thomas M. Cooley Law School ), a Big Ten Conference university ( Michigan State ), the Michigan State Capitol, the state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, a federal court, the Library of Michigan and Historical Center, and headquarters of four national insurance companies.
The software license agreement for The Movies stipulates that Activision, the game's publisher, owns " any and all content within ... Game Movies that was either supplied with the Program or otherwise made available ... by Activision or its licensors ..." Some game companies provide software to modify their own games, and machinima makers often cite fair use as a defense, but the issue has never been tested in court.
A little-known responsibility of the NTSB is that it serves as a court of appeals for airmen, aircraft mechanics, certificated aviation-related companies and mariners who have their licenses suspended or revoked by the federal government.
These include 12 heads of state ( including one U. S. President ), 3 United States Supreme Court justices, and supreme court justices of other states, founders of technology companies, international law firms, and global financial institutions, university presidents and 18 living billionaires.
The two record companies fight over Vee-Jay's release of this album in court.
The two record companies battle it out in court for months, eventually coming to a settlement.
Unlike older legacy systems, the newer generation of Unix systems featured standardized programming interfaces and peripheral interconnects ; third party development of hardware and software was encouraged, a significant departure from the norm of the time, which saw companies such as Amdahl and Hitachi going to court for the right to sell systems and peripherals that were compatible with IBM's mainframes.
U. S. prosecutors further alleged that some bribes were paid through shell companies based in the U. S. " In some cases Daimler wired these improper payments to U. S. bank accounts or to the foreign bank accounts of U. S. shell companies in order to transmit the bribe ," the court papers said.
In U. S. v. Grinnell, 384 U. S. 563 ( 1966 ), the trial judge, Charles Wyzanski, composed the market only of alarm companies with services in every state, tailoring out any local competitors ; the defendant stood alone in this market, but had the court added up the entire national market, it would have had a much smaller share of the national market for alarm services that the court purportedly used.
Instead of continuing the court battle, the two companies will donate the legal fees to help the earthquake victims.
Several companies have been accused in court of using knowingly false announcements to gain market advantage.
This court case legitimized third-party development, encouraging companies such as Quaker Oats ( with their US Games division ) to rush to open video-game divisions, hoping to impress both stockholders and consumers.
Furthermore, they may take advantage of the fact that many companies will pay a modest license fee ( e. g .$ 100, 000 to $ 1, 000, 000 ) for rights to a patent of questionable validity, rather than pay the high legal fees ($ 2, 000, 000 or more ) to demonstrate in court that the patent is invalid.
In 2004 Monsanto was sued in a US court by a group of Vietnamese, along with Dow and other chemical companies for the effects of its Agent Orange defoliant, used by the US military in the Vietnam War.
The two companies settled out of court, and it was announced that Oakhurst would add the word " used " at the end of its label, and note that the US FDA claims there is no major difference between milk from rBST-treated and non rBST-treated cows.
She liked to dance at court balls, and she also hired German and French theatre companies to perform in Bollhuset.
The two companies resolved their differences in December 2003 without going to court.

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