(b) To adduce evidence of the non reliability of an electronic signature.

2.6 The Court of Appeal of Ontario dismissed the application to adduce fresh evidence.

The authors contend that the appeal court wrongly believed they did not want to adduce any evidence.

Strikingly, both advocates and skeptics of the concept of traumatic dissociative amnesia adduce the same studies when defending their diametrically opposed views.

4.3 The authors do not adduce objective data in support of the alleged hostility of the reporting judge the assessments they make are purely subjective.

2.5 In the Court of Appeal of Ontario, new counsel not only upheld the author apos s original defence, but also brought a motion to adduce fresh evidence on the issue of insanity.

It is one thing to extol the virtues of professionalism it is another to adduce compelling and convincing reasons for this public management doctrine in a society polarized along ethnic, religious, gender and cultural lines.

We would consider it to be a very serious matter if Washington were to decide to give asylum to Posada Carriles or if it were to adduce sophistic legal arguments to allow him to stay in the United States.

The authors allege that they offered to adduce evidence to the appeal court, in order to discharge this burden of proof (they had not adduced any below, because the trial judge found that the State carried this onus, and had not discharged it).

Strikingly, both advocates and skeptics of the concept of traumatic dissociative amnesia adduce the same studies when defending their diametrically opposed views. But it is the advocates who misinterpret the data when attempting to show that victims are often unable to recall their traumatic experiences.

While the existence of such conditions may strengthen a complainant's claim, the Committee's jurisprudence establishes that the complainant must adduce additional evidence to show that there is something in his or her personal circumstances which contributes to a personal risk of torture if returned.

Similarly, it noted that he had failed to adduce sufficient evidence in support of his claim under article 6, paragraph 1, and concluded that in this respect, he had failed to advance a claim within the meaning of article 2 of the Optional Protocol.

3.2 The author further claims that the failure of the Court of Appeal of Ontario to allow him to adduce fresh evidence with regard to his insanity violates his right to a fair trial and his right to have his conviction and sentence reviewed.

In the case under review, the Government failed to adduce any argument explaining why and how Ms. Qiu's affiliation with, or profession of, the ideas or principles of Falun Gong was or could have been detrimental to the society as a whole, or to other individuals.

In this context, he indicates that he sought to adduce fresh evidence, which included depositions of two witnesses who had been called to testify at the trial, in order to show inconsistencies in the evidence concerning the identification parade. The Court of Appeal, however, did not admit the evidence.

In this and other areas, a delicate balance has to be achieved between the rights of the accused to adduce relevant evidence in his or her defence and concerns about the privacy of the victim and witness and the potential for re victimization in the criminal justice system. The reform of sexual assault laws may have played a role in the increased reporting of crimes of sexual aggression to the police.