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…s associated with participation in the criminal justice process mmimized to the fullest extent possible." 372 See also Drew L. Kershen, Vicinage, 29 Okla. L. Rev. 801 (1976). See generally Cassell, Proposed Amendments, supra note 4, at 880-84; Steven A. Engel, The Public's Vicin...

…have passed unnoticed. But the timing and context laid the ambassador’s remarks open to disquieting interpretations and drew a protest from the Malaysian government. The PRC foreign ministry spokesman defended the ambassador’s action as “normal, friendly behavior.” Undaunted, in...

…d Moore. But, while his base turned out en masse, still drawn to Trump the novelty, his cheerleading for Luther Strange drew at best a muted response. As the crowd became restless, the event threatened to become a hopeless embarrassment. Reading his audience and desperate to fin...

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…legitimate choice for voters from the center-right, the Orthodox, as well as the Russian community. I took a napkin and drew a big umbrella to illustrate what I had in mind. He said he understood — though he did tell me to make sure I tore up the napkin. There came a point, at th...

… golf dates were being clocked by the media. So this was now dubbed a “working” trip—another piece of Trump vanity that drew shrugs, eye rolling, and head shaking from a staff that had been charged with planning events that looked like work even as they were instructed to leave y...

… and generalized them to an applied science by adding that “-ics.” Wiener’s three c’s (command, control, communication) drew on the mathematics of probability to formalize systems (whether biological or mechanical) theorized as a set of inputs of information achieving outputs of...

…r answer. A. Sure. Q. Kind of work my way through some of those. A. Sure. Q. But first let me -- let me ask this: You drew in your answer a lot of inferences based on the facts or information you -- you recited, inferences that Professor Dershowitz had engaged in the conduct al...

…eral orientations shaped the stances, whether for or against, in the referendum on the constitutional amendments, which drew the first clear lines in the post-25 January political map. In that referendum, the first camp obtained 77.2 per cent of the vote versus 22.8 per cent for...

…to record long-term memories. The syndrome is wonderfully depicted in the film 50 First Dates starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore. Another patient with specific stroke damage was unable to recall the names of fruits but, oddly, could still name vegetables. Interestingly toma...

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… an increasingly uncomfortable thorn in Israel’s side. I was head of Sayeret Matkal by then. Over a period of months, I drew up a carefully constructed plan — a raid by helicopter into a Fatah-dominated area in southeastern Lebanon, during one of Arafat’s intermittent, morale-boo...

…cial part of social justice work, and it's one I try to take seriously. But I have to tell you, the piece I wrote that drew the biggest backlash was one that my mother loved. (In the interests of accountability, I'll say that I do think a lot of the critiques are valid and impor...

…f these young boys, not only did castration end their reproductive careers, but often, their lives. As the 18th century drew to a close, so too did castration in the name of art. What was normal then is perceived as abnormal and heinous today. The same story can be told for other...