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In ruling on motions for a directed verdict and summary judgment , the trial court is required to resolve all facts and inferences to be drawn from the evidence in favor of the party against whom the ruling is sought and , where reasonable minds could reach different conclusions based on the evidence , the motion must be denied and the matter submitted to the jury . The amendment only seeks to protect these rights as they exist today , and is subject to " reasonable restrictions prescribed by law , " such as bag limits and hunting zones . Incidental personal use of computer resources by employees is permitted , subject to review and reasonable restrictions by the employee 's supervisor ; adherence to applicable University policies and state and federal law ; and as long as such usage does not interfere with the employee 's accomplishment of his or her job duties and does not result in any additional costs to the University . To do so is indeed to commit the reviewer 's sin of wishing that the authors had written a different book , but I think it is fair to say that no essay in " literary history " today can be written without provoking reasonable questions about its strategy and assumptions . Without question , the state may , should and has placed reasonable restrictions on the possession of handguns outside one 's home to protect the public welfare . It was His will indeed , but not simply so ; wherefore He never breaks it without a cause , but giving reasonable excuses : that He might at once bring the law to an end , and not startle them . It 's not just about being sore losers - - reasonable questions can be raised that transcend the outcome of one particular race . ” A decision announces a “ new rule ” if its result “ was susceptible to debate among reasonable minds ” and if it was not “ an illogical or even a grudging application ” of the prior decision . Privacy : Users of the University 's computer systems should be aware that computer use may be subject to review or disclosure in accordance with the Texas Public Information Act and other laws ; administrative review of computer use for security purposes or in regard to a policy or legal compliance concern ; computer system maintenance ; audits and as otherwise required to protect the reasonable interests of the University and other users of the computer system . This question was obviously one on which reasonable minds could differ ; after all , two Circuits had ruled the other way . At worst , this is a question over which reasonable minds may disagree without disparagement . They point out in their brief that whether a person is a merchant is a question for the trier of fact and the issue becomes one of law only if reasonable minds could not draw different conclusions from the facts ( citing Colorado-Kansas Grain Co. v. There are no published Kansas opinions that address whether the question of a party 's status as a merchant under the UCC is a question of law or fact . Every citizen shall have the right to freedom of speech and expression , and there shall be freedom of the press , subject to any reasonable restrictions imposed by law in the interest of the glory of Islam or the integrity , security or defence of Pakistan or any part thereof , friendly relaffons with foreign States , public order , decency or morality , or in relation to contempt of court , [ commission of ] or incitement to an offence . As with all use of the university 's computer systems , users should be aware that computer use may be subject to review or disclosure in accordance with local , state , and federal laws ; administrative review of computer use for security purposes or in regard to a policy or legal compliance concern ; computer system maintenance ; audits and as otherwise required to protect the reasonable interests of the university and other users of the computer system .