... presents the Dutch 2015 Social Support Act (SSA) as a case study. The SSA introduces the right to an assessment. This legal evaluation moment has far-reaching consequences for persons with disabilities as it serves as the gateway for access to reasonable accommodations under the CRPD. Dutch municipal...

... and 14 are rebuttably presumed to lack capacity; the prosecution must prove capacity beyond reasonable doubt. Australia has increased the minimum age of criminal responsibility (MACR) to 10 and is considering a further increase. England & Wales and Northern Ireland have raised the MACR to 10 but have...

... with a plausible theory concerning the epistemology of legal judgments and the role they play in society. philosophy of law legal proof punishment criminal justice beyond reasonable doubt blame retributivism capital punishment In everyday life, we seek more confidence for some decisions than others...

...Collis Tahzib public reason liberalism political liberalism public justification reasonable disagreement reasonableness Still, Enoch does not, in my view, succeed in his main aim of showing that the epistemological commitments of public reason liberalism are indefensible. The reason...

..., it raises ethical concerns and argues for a distinction between reasonable and unreasonable inferences building on Prof. Sandra Wachter’s concept of an ex ante right to reasonable inference. Data Brokers Data Protection Privacy User-centric rights trust-based innovation reasonable inferences...

... for restoring government responsiveness. In consequence, also the reduction of political controversy to Manichean binaries is an insufficient criterion to disqualify CTs. Conspiracy Theory (CT) Political Discourse Intentionalism Manicheanism Epistemology Democratic Pluralism Reasonable Argument Textual...

... neurodevelopmental disorders disability autism ADHD dyslexia DCD reasonable adjustments accommodations Abstract Introduction The term neurodiversity is defined and discussed from the perspectives of neuroscience, psychology and campaigners with lived experience, illustrating the development of aetiological...

... According to the failure law of the 1070 main roadway, this paper proposes a reasonable position for large section roadways under small coal mines and a design for seven roadway positions. RS2 software was used to establish a numerical model to select a reasonable position for the roadway. The influences...

... mm. The field-measured buffer maximum Mises stress and vibration parameters agreed well with the numerically simulated ones, which verified the reliability of the simulation to some extent. gangue particle size gangue feeding rate maximum Mises stress reasonable particle size The fully mechanized...

... caught up with judgments, post the Human Rights Act 1998 coming into force, which have reinterpreted the law of confidence in the light of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. In particular, the article explains the significance of the concept of a ‘reasonable expectation of privacy...

...’ Prospective interval Reasonable worst case These quotes are taken from the script at http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/ZeroDarkThirty.html . Readers of a sensitive disposition should be warned that the language is strong in this testosterone-fuelled scene, including in a further quote below, in which...

... that all workers of 25 years of age or over are entitled to be paid the National Living Wage at a set hourly rate. In the same vein, we can invoke the common law unrestricted reasonable notice rule, which permits any employer to terminate an employment contract on providing the employee with a reasonable...

... in legal tolerance of contested beliefs, opinions and practices, and (ii) they tend to do so for pragmatic reasons. ⁷ The notion ‘tolerance’ is routinely invoked in political and philosophical debates about how we should respond to the social fact of religious, cultural and other forms...

... is, and ought to be, a judicial function, not one to be performed by the fact-finder’ (p. 13). Our focus in this article is entirely on the trier’s determination of the discriminatory power of the evidence to determine guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. Abstract The concept ‘beyond a reasonable doubt...

... reason either to believe or disbelieve the genuineness of the vase—then I will set both s₁ [viz., s(genuine) or Bel(genuine)] and s₂ [viz, s(counterfeit) or Bel(counterfeit)] very low; in the extreme case of no evidence at all, I will set both exactly equal to zero. If, on the other...

... these technologies requires analysis of the concept of the ‘reasonable creature in being’ in English law, as well as of the right to life as founded in the European Convention on Human Rights and the attempts to endow human status on animals in recent years. Our exploration of these issues leads us to conclude...

... data informed consent real consent reasonable expectations While a considerable literature has been generated around the subject of consent, there has been relatively little discussion of the informational requirements of a valid consent from the perspective of the common law duty...

...Angelikar Reichstein * [email protected] © The Author 2017. Published by Oxford University Press; all rights reserved. For Permissions, please email: [email protected] 2017 breach of duty causation medical uncertainties negligence reasonable patient Now that we have been...

... unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Conviction in criminal trials in the USA, the UK and many other common law countries requires establishing a defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. By contrast, in Title IX proceedings...

... to demonstrate ‘reasonable firmness’ in the face of temptations to violate its provisions. But what if individuals repeatedly face powerful temptations to offend, are not responsible for being in such predicaments, cannot escape them, and cannot alter or expunge their desires because they count as urgent on any...