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1 c), age, and legal status (juvenile or adult court).

2 luding those involving lawyers, experts, and courts).

3 onger under supervision of the mental health court.

4 s for nonrandom selection into mental health court.

5 of the expert testimony that they proffer in court.

6 To date, no cases have been adjudicated in court.

7 have remarkable parallels with the Rehnquist Court.

8 e not faithful to the mandate of the Supreme Court.

9 ild advocacy experts who take these cases to court.

10 ment or previous rulings of the U.S. Supreme Court.

11 ble attention, including that of the Supreme Court.

12 cessful campaign to overturn gene patents in court.

13 eed guidelines but without the need to go to court.

14 ite being described as the tallest person in Court.

15 er to pursue its challenge in the US Supreme Court.

16 llows for incident reports to be utilized in court.

17 r enhance the effectiveness of juvenile drug courts.

18 made with the 1959-1961 and 1967-1969 Warren Courts.

19 rity in the workings of seemingly dissimilar courts.

20 g legislatures, regulatory agencies, and the courts.

21 ultimately be resolved by legislation or the courts.

22 ous psychiatric disorder passing through the courts.

23 ement, and use of eyewitness evidence by the courts.

24 aluate the criminal justice outcomes of such courts.

25 When stationary, these objects were not courted.

26 duction, receipt of male accessory fluid and courting.

27 Of the 60,432 indictments filed in the two courts, 190 defendants (0.31 per 100 indictments) entere

28 16 genes change expression only when a male courts a female, suggesting that these changes are a spe

29 anticipates a change in judicial posture, as courts acknowledge the widespread antipathy of people to

30 nd use of Shannon information shows that the Court acts as if composed of 4.68 ideal justices.

31 Illustrative cases are described in which courts affirmed the confidentiality of peer review condu

32 s for 170 people who entered a mental health court after arrest and 8,067 other adults with mental di

33 The Court also ruled that health care professionals may lega

34 dsf males actively court and attempt copulation with both mature males and

35 of the wet season produce active males that court and females that choose, whereas cooler temperatur

36 me the landmark decision by the U.S. Supreme Court and led to the elimination of segregated health ca

37 ation of H. melpomene allopatric to H. cydno court and mate with H. cydno more readily than those fro

38 As a result, genderblind mutant males courted and attempted to copulate with other Drosophila

39 Females that were courted and then mated had significantly higher uptake o

40 Male lifespan is also reduced by courting and/or mating.

41 rather than the reliability of the science, courts and commentators should focus on the validity of

42 the manner in which advances in medicine led courts and legislatures to change the standards against

43 as well as a greater role for mental health courts and other diversion strategies.

44 Courts and regulatory bodies have tended to use the psyc

45 o examine the effectiveness of juvenile drug courts and suggest priorities for juvenile drug court re

46 ders and the role played by politicians, the courts and the media in galvanizing the debate.

47 ate statutory protection, has been tested in court, and extends protection from forced disclosure (in

48 rives determines whether male flies sleep or court, and identify a subset of octopaminergic neurons (

49 e female viewing the male's display over the court, and the quality of illusion is associated with ma

50 ere and when to direct one's gaze around the court, and thus an important component of skill acquisit

51 Employers, courts, and the general public judge the credibility of

52 proving psychological testimony are offered: Court-appointed experts will increase the psychological

53 is highly appealing to crime investigators, courts are concerned about the reliability of the underl

54 Diversion programmes in magistrates' courts are designed to provide immediate advice or acces

55 Mental health courts are growing in popularity as a form of jail diver

56 this, the model conceptualises an infection court area containing microsites (in leaf axils and clos

57 ypes of evidence, and it can be helpful to a court as long as its strength is not overstated.

58 A case before the Supreme Court, Association for Molecular Pathology v Myriad Gene

59 They resumed courting at naive levels within 30 min after training, h

60 the federal government refused to allow (and courts blocked) the exclusion of Planned Parenthood affi

61 ls do not adapt to changing sensory cues and court both males and females.

62 each other in some lines results from males courting both sexes indiscriminately, whereas in other l

63 lamus (-20%) compared with females that were courted but not mated.

64 females had accumulation patterns similar to courted but unmated females and to females exposed only

65 ar if the monomer is a molecular entity tout court) but demonstrate a physical analogy between crysta

66 s ectopically expressing Dsx(F) are actively courted by other males.

67 sx(-) XY animals; these animals are not only courted by, but also copulate with, wild-type males.

68 lustrate such inconsistencies across federal courts by contrasting different decisions in cases invol

69 The results indicate that a mental health court can reduce recidivism and violence by people with

70 This study evaluated whether a mental health court can reduce the risk of recidivism and violence by

71 t use of phylogenetic analyses in a criminal court case in the United States.

72 Dover court case that intelligent design is a form of religion

73 mplications for psychotherapy of a series of court cases involving suspected childhood sexual abuse t

74 Reilly is the latest in a series of Supreme Court cases striking down public health regulation of ad

75 The court cases were from 1967 to 1971; the follow-up extend

76 te in the medical and legal literature, many court cases, and a formal opinion from the American Medi

77 eneficial for both police investigations and court cases.

78 When they did court, certain behavioral actions were normal, including

79 7, and 219-82705-07 (219th Judicial District Court, Collin County, TX, 2009), which provided evidence

80 in social environments, including families, courts, companies, and markets.

81 -related outcomes and rates of juvenile drug court completion.

82 through a search of the circuit and district court computer systems.

83 alpha-conotoxin AuIB, from the venom of the "court cone," Conus aulicus.

84 While U.S. courts consider a lawsuit alleging that the military's "

85 andards of medical practice, especially when courts consider testimony that is not supported by clini

86 Bower display courts constructed by male great bowerbirds (Ptilonorhyn

87 on Rule (recently upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court) could substantially decrease U.S. premature death

88 A nuanced Supreme Court decision acknowledging the scientific distinction

89 A Texas Supreme Court decision and a position paper are noteworthy for h

90 By virtue of the court decision in Larkin v Archdiocese of Cincinnati, hi

91 Scientific results contributed to a court decision that required cumulative impact assessmen

92 A Supreme Court decision to include or exclude all types of DNA fr

93 rtain, it is suggested here that the Supreme Court decision will have few immediate effects on oncolo

94 ion for Molecular Pathology v Myriad Supreme Court decision will have limited impact on new drug deve

95 ims, and this is not affected by the Supreme Court decision.

96 aware of recent patent office guidelines and court decisions if they are to seek useful intellectual

97 and state regulatory initiatives as well as court decisions increasingly require managed care organi

98 to ease suffering; and (7) the 1997 Supreme Court decisions outlawed physician-assisted suicide.

99 s, the surgeon was deemed responsible by the court despite the nursing staff's admitting liability an

100 (three of 229) among defendants appearing in court direct from the community and 6.57% (96 of 1460) a

101 detected by court staff and referred to the court diversion programme.

102 rsonnel and referred to psychiatric staff in court diversion programmes.

103 Japanese courts do not have the power to subpoena a company's int

104 responsible in both the circuit and district courts during calendar year 1991 was identified.

105 Persistent chains of males courting each other in some lines results from males cou

106 as signed into law and upheld by the Supreme Court earlier this year.

107 In doing so, the Court endorsed an interpretation of the ADA that is broa

108 ubstance-abuse treatments into juvenile drug court enhanced participant substance-related outcomes an

109 different effects in males that acoustically court females (arginine-vasotocin-sensitive) than in fem

110 Males court females and compete with rivals by performing both

111 tive disadvantages, an inability to properly court females and decreased sperm production.

112 fru3 and fru4 males are less stimulated to court females than fru1 and fru2.

113 iders (Maratus robinsoni and M. chrysomelas) court females using tiny structured scales ( 40 x 10 mu

114 s (fru(M)) gene; males without fru(M) do not court females when held in isolation.

115 Only type I male midshipman acoustically court females, whereas type II males steal fertilization

116 mutants are impaired in their willingness to court females.

117 In fruit flies, males sing to court females.

118 osses between N. vitripennis and N. giraulti courted females at a reduced frequency (23-69%), compare

119 f brothers also fought less with each other, courted females less intensively and lived longer than t

120 5P1 males courted females normally but had reduced success at copu

121 d expression profiles in heads of males that courted females, males that interacted with other males,

122 uppress the default male behavioral state of courting females.

123 season lead to choosy less active males and courting females.

124 ew uncontrolled evaluations of juvenile drug court, findings from a recent randomized clinical trial

125 d with other flies; they apparently learn to court flies with which they were grouped, irrespective o

126 A "good" male is willing to court for longer than a "bad" male; in this way the dura

127 ruits with yeasts, and by creating infection courts for yeasts associated with GJB, that elicit volat

128 o end their lives by refusing treatment, the courts found that the latter also have a right to determ

129 research setting; reliance on one test alone courts frequent misdiagnosis.

130 In the years since its enactment, however, courts frequently interpreted the ADA as providing far l

131 l subpopulation dichotomously differentiates courting from non-courting male phenotypes, and evolves

132 The Federal Circuit court has already rejected Myriad's broad diagnostic met

133 The Rehnquist Court has emphasized the limits of federal powers and th

134 However, the Supreme Court has furnished guidelines on the administration of

135 The U.S. Supreme Court has held that competent patients may refuse any an

136 the United States by the New Jersey Supreme Court has led to improved jury instructions that incorpo

137 thhold or withdraw life support, the Supreme Court has not heard a futility case, and the only clear

138 The second Rehnquist Court has remained unchanged in composition for 8 yr, re

139 he widespread dissemination of juvenile drug courts has exceeded clear and unambiguous evidence of th

140 Several recent decisions by the US Supreme Court have strengthened the ability of federal courts to

141 However, courts have been inconsistent in measuring this testimon

142 Since 2001 alone, 4 state supreme courts have exercised their discretion to hear cases on

143 This analysis demonstrates how courts have interpreted ERISA to limit physician autonom

144 Both Warren Courts have remarkable parallels with the Rehnquist Cour

145 A number of courts have required standards for expert testimony that

146 Most state courts have supported withholding and withdrawing life s

147 The courts, having affirmed a right to refuse life-sustainin

148 The Supreme Court, hinting that it would find state legalization of

149 The courts, however, had persistently affirmed one categoric

150 competence were specified by the US Supreme Court in 1960, there remain a number of complex conceptu

151 ile drug court is more effective than family court in decreasing participant criminal behavior and su

152 ities have created specialized mental health courts in recent years.

153 ncy syndrome (AIDS) in the federal and state courts in the United States between 1991 and 1997.

154 the so-called product rule, which is used in courts in the USA, computes the MP for multiple unlinked

155 e United States depended on a victory in the courts, in national health legislation, and in public op

156 ason tests, whereas males with IN-like songs courted INC females preferentially.

157 armonic convergence of wing beat sounds when courting individuals of the same type.

158 ed clinical trial suggest that juvenile drug court is more effective than family court in decreasing

159 d Queen model, or abiotic factors, as in the Court Jester model, or a mixture of both.

160 strategies involving collaboration among the court/legal and mental health systems might prevent thes

161 Discussions in the media, courts, legislatures, and professional societies general

162 lands that produce JH, showed that they were courted less by males and mated later than control femal

163 male rejected by a mated female subsequently courts less avidly when paired with a virgin female, a b

164 tent with the much more extensive adult drug court literature and the few uncontrolled evaluations of

165 Here, we report that the courting male dynamically adjusts the relative proportio

166 chotomously differentiates courting from non-courting male phenotypes, and evolves in relation to soc

167 for an operant conditioning assay in which a courting male quickly learns and forms a long-lasting me

168 In Drosophila, a courting male rejected by a mated female subsequently co

169 ere more likely, as adults, to cannibalize a courting male with an unfamiliar phenotype.

170 alizations were previously attributed to the courting male, despite evidence that both sexes produce

171 computer-altered video sequences depicting a courting male.

172 Females never actively court males, but their response to the male's display de

173 ide (SP) elicits egg laying and rejection of courting males in mated Drosophila females.

174 Courting males vibrate a wing to sing bouts of pulses an

175 of vinegar become receptive more rapidly to courting males, while male courtship is not affected.

176 continue to coordinate song production with courting males.

177 neurons mediate virgin female receptivity to courting males.

178 at allows females to either accept or reject courting males.

179 " dart shooting of helicid snails, which has courted many theories regarding its precise function.

180 olon injuries with diversion could result in court martial.

181 Mental health courts meet the public safety objectives of lowering pos

182 Physicians should respond by correcting courts' misinterpretations of medical practice and assis

183 Those exposed to older males courted much more successfully than did those deprived o

184 2011, in Flynn v. Holder, a panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld the Nation

185 ts implementation litigants convinced the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to stay the rule,

186 s unanimously affirmed by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va.

187 However, the judgment was reversed by the court of appeals, which ruled that parents have no right

188 The Program and the US Court of Federal Claims have accepted a causal relations

189 I explain that the International Court of Justice chose to conduct an objective review of

190 ed in 1998, and was annulled by the European Court of Justice in 2000 following a protracted lobbying

191 ew Zealand Intervening) in the International Court of Justice.

192 The Supreme Court of Texas upheld that ruling, but reasoned that par

193 Whitfield, case number 04-1-0617-5 (Superior Court of the State of Washington, Thurston County, 2004)

194 Two US courts of appeals have ruled that competent, terminally

195 s law enforcement agencies as well as in the courts of law.

196 sident and 10th chief justice of the Supreme Court offers a unique opportunity to examine in detail t

197 The Supreme Court often defers to public health authorities in matte

198 sion on the Affordable Care Act, the Supreme Court opened the door for Congress to use its taxing pow

199 tly, and for 11% (2 of 18), the input of the courts or the hospital ethics committee was obtained.

200 investigations (22 states), and subpoena or court order (14 states).

201 atient commitment beyond that of the initial court order had approximately 57% fewer readmissions and

202 ily, 21 required long-term confinement under court order.

203 even without considering the total length of court-ordered outpatient commitments.

204 sisted outpatient treatment, a controversial court-ordered program of community-based mental health s

205 manufacturers pay for medical monitoring, a court-ordered program that provides diagnostic tests to

206 al readmissions and total hospital days when court orders are sustained and combined with intensive t

207 y: dsx mutations caused chromosomal males to court other males at abnormally high levels.

208 hibited no courtship chaining, although they courted other males in single-pair tests.

209 ism by preventing males from wasting time by courting other (darkly pigmented) males.

210 associated with offense characteristics and court outcomes.

211 he intensive surveillance that juvenile drug court participants receive, however, these favorable out

212 with such disorders are reliably detected by court personnel and referred to psychiatric staff in cou

213 stantial rate of psychiatric disorder in the court population, which is not satisfactorily detected w

214 the three groups, the flower as an infection court poses important challenges for disease management.

215 The Court powerfully approved aggressive palliation of pain.

216 des, the use of DNA tests has revolutionized court proceedings in criminal and paternity cases.

217 tigation of child abuse and as a witness for court proceedings.

218 owed that participation in the mental health court program was associated with longer time without an

219 Successful completion of the mental health court program was associated with maintenance of reducti

220 of the widespread adoption of juvenile drug court programs during the past decade, the purpose of th

221 ent patients with schizophrenia in a jail or court psychiatric clinic were evaluated on measures of s

222 need to respect public sensibilities and to court public approval, as well as the importance of invo

223 We have identified a new gene, quick-to-court (qtc), whose mutations cause males to show high le

224 nvolving terminal illness, we argue that the courts' reasoning is deeply flawed.

225 le also analyzes how the implications of the courts' reasoning might undermine the care of terminally

226 The US Supreme Court recently accepted on appeal 2 cases from the Unive

227 le partners, because C309/UAS-shi(ts1) males courted receptive virgin females less vigorously and cop

228 hood (ages 16 to 21) was ascertained through court records.

229 iod in San Francisco by reviewing police and court records.

230 Advertising, sued, but the federal district court rejected the billboard company's complaint and rul

231 Although the rulings of a nine-justice Court require representation in nine dimensions, smaller

232 rts and suggest priorities for juvenile drug court research.

233 examination of these issues by a US federal court resulted in a ruling that individuals do not retai

234 of the decision, and in 1 patient, there was court review.

235 All hard tick males undergo a courting ritual before they can deposit their spermatoph

236 enges these types of cases will bring to the court-room and suggest a series of questions that judges

237 napp v Northwestern University, an appellate court ruled that college athletes can be medically disqu

238 However, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states' expansion would be optional.

239 ome-wide association studies, the US Supreme Court ruling of the non-patentability of human genes, an

240 This article analyzes the keystone of the courts' ruling: their assertion that competent, terminal

241 The Supreme Court's 1993 decision in Daubert v.

242 nine dimensions, smaller spaces describe the Court's actions; e.g., a 2D subspace describes the margi

243 The consequences of the Court's decision will directly affect the future of medi

244 The Supreme Court's first case involving HIV and the acquired immuno

245 In the fall of 1995, the federal district court's judgment was unanimously affirmed by the Fourth

246 The US Supreme Court's recent decision in Association for Molecular Pat

247 These frogs also prefer to court same-coloured mimics.

248 Finally, males with SD-like songs courted SDC females preferentially in breeding season te

249 over, anything short of proper randomisation courts selection and confounding biases.

250 costs for program administration, legal and court services, mental health and other medical treatmen

251 warfare, 501 recent wars, and 129 customary court sessions allow us to consider (i) the principles a

252 tation, in part owing to exclusion of out-of-court settlements from the database.

253 onably to avert a serious health threat, the Court should cede to agencies the power to act for the c

254 In its decision, the Supreme Court significantly reduced the scope of constitutionall

255 rast, the gce(2.5k) null mutant females were courted similarly to control females despite changes in

256 medical, mental health/substance abuse, and court/social service systems.

257 erious psychiatric disorder were detected by court staff and referred to the court diversion programm

258 ief screening questionnaires and training of court staff are probably necessary for detection of peop

259 endants with serious psychiatric disorder by court staff was observed.

260 a prospective cohort design study involving court-substantiated cases of child abuse and neglect and

261 ennis racket and ball, the properties of the court surface, and how the wind affects the ball's fligh

262 been deleted selectively, but a disembodied courting sword was less attractive than an intact male.

263 d a collaborative strategy that involved the court system, federal legislation, and research and educ

264 selection, especially the ardent active male courting the passive but choosy female.

265 st AIDS case to be considered by the Supreme Court, the Court will decide whether patients with asymp

266 eatment, defined as entry into mental health court, the MHC group has a lower annualized rearrest rat

267 This article analyzes whether the courts' thinking is premised on a clinically plausible v

268 Some hospitals have gone to court to challenge decisions by surrogates to continue l

269 Inherently difficult for the courts to apply, the direct victim standard would leave

270 urt have strengthened the ability of federal courts to consider medical testimony regarding injuries

271 plied sparingly, but that the performance of courts to date in these cases gives cause for optimism.

272 regulatory oversight of MCOs and permitting courts to hold MCOs accountable for their role in medica

273 programs in prisons and the creation of drug courts to keep offending drug injectors out of prison mi

274 r, and provides a potential new solution for courts to use in determining the rights of parties in di

275 g to the admissibility of expert evidence in court, together with the emergence of DNA typing as a mo

276 to patient safety will continue to move the courts toward higher standards of supervision.

277 v Glucksberg and Vacco v Quill, the Supreme Court unanimously held that physician-assisted suicide i

278 Males who unsuccessfully court virgin females subsequently avoid females that are

279 The cases are now before the US Supreme Court, which is expected to issue a ruling later this ye

280 optimal mapping of the justices between the Courts, which underscores the similarity in the workings

281 nts in Baltimore City's circuit and district courts who pleaded not criminally responsible, Maryland'

282 e to be considered by the Supreme Court, the Court will decide whether patients with asymptomatic HIV

283 rn, it seems likely that Congress and/or the courts will address the issue, and perhaps substantially

284 Courts will eventually override surrogate decisions that

285 Males mutant for retn court with normal parameters, although feminization of r

286 Medical monitoring arms the courts with a new mechanism for addressing harms proacti

287 Courts with especially demanding standards are misled if

288 prospective multisite study on mental health courts with treatment and control groups.

289 Notably, five members of the Court wrote or joined in concurring opinions that took a

290 polymorphic race H. cydno alithea prefer to court yellow females, indicating that wing color and col