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First Amendment litigation therefore tends to be what lawyers call "fact-intensive," hence uncertain and expensive as well as risky to a core liberty.
NYDN Rss Robert Hockett 2011
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"However, these cases are fact-intensive and as such each case stands on its own specific fact pattern," it said.
Out-of-State Owners Could Face Tax Bill Craig Karmin 2011
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The problem is that the court made this fact-intensive determination in deciding a motion to dismiss.
Archive 2009-05-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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The result was to give Ms. Smith two bites at the apple: once in the Texas court, where her claims would have to face a fact-intensive jury trial, and again in the bankruptcy court, where they would face far less scrutiny.
Lanny Davis: The Anna Nicole Smith Supreme Court Case: Uniting Liberals and Conservatives Lanny Davis 2011
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It looked at who gets mandatory sentences, the length of sentences imposed, whether some ethnic groups are impacted disproportionately, and how these one-size-fits-all penalties operate in relation to the more fact-intensive sentencing guidelines.
Julie Stewart: New Government Report Criticizes Mandatory Minimums Julie Stewart 2011
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Admittedly, that just shifts the question to whether this constitutes a scheme to defraud ... which is a fact-intensive, not policy/principle intensive, inquiry.
Ghostbusting and the First Amendment Rebecca Tushnet 2009
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On the whole, however, what this shows is that the D.C. Court of Appeals, true to form, is not as fact-intensive as many other courts, including the Maryland and Delaware courts cited in the opinion.
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From the set of cases you mentioned, it sounds like Stevens feels that determining reasonableness is sufficiently “fact-intensive”, since it depends in detail on the precise facts of each case, that judging it more resembles a question of fact than a question of law.
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I am not persuaded that he did, but even if we make that assumption, it is hard to see how the Court is justified in micromanaging the day-to-day business of state tribunals making fact-intensive decisions of this kind.
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The Center's analysts will create detailed policy products, from fact sheets and backgrounders to critiques of proposed legislation, which will be fact-intensive and professionally crafted to ensure accuracy.
In Private Memo, RNC Chief Concedes That GOP Is Bereft Of Ideas, Vows Change Of Direction 2009
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