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The Commission has considered the comments on the proposal and the implications of the amendments to the NASD Sales Charge Rule and has concluded that it may be appropriate to modify the rule to eliminate most of the substantive requirements in the original proposal and rely upon the roles of disclosure and the overall limits in the NASD Sales Charge Rule . An appellate magistrate held two hearings on the case in June , said Karen Lefton , the in-house counsel for the Beacon Journal , and then submitted the case for a ruling to the three-judge appeals panel which ordered the records ' release Oct. 13 . Discharged for lack of evidence On July 22 the Krtsanisi district court of Tbilisi ruled to release Lado Siradze , a procurator who is suspected of having killed a taxi driver , from preventive detention wards . From another point of view , developers of the code ( including Netscape as the original developer of the code ) have interests in specifying how their work may be used by others , and we need basic rules to ensure that those various interests are accounted for in some way . The language of Rule 26.3 has been amended as part of the general restyling of the Criminal Rules to make them more easily understood and to make style and terminology consistent throughout the rules . It was the first time U.S. - based organizations were ruled to be liable for a terrorist attack overseas . The proposal in the Court Rule to add a requirement of simple corroboration was , however , deemed ineffective to accomplish this purpose since the accused 's own testimony might suffice while not necessarily increasing the reliability of the hearsay statement . Based on the open source product SpamAssassin ( http://www.spamassassin.org/ ) , MIT Spam Screening uses a set of rules to give each incoming e-mail message a spam score . While the Iranians technically had the right under international rules to process uranium for peaceful purposes , they steadfastly kept several of their most important nuclear facilities secret for more than 18 years . The Library may make exceptions to this rule to ensure that the collection provides sufficient geographic heterogeneity . ( Meanwhile , in a similar case , the Ninth Circuit had ruled to the contrary , arguing that territorial control rather than formal sovereignty was the relevant test , and inasmuch as the U.S. exercises such control over Guantanamo , the detainees were entitled to be heard . " A spokesman for the Georgia attorney general 's office said a decision had not yet been made on whether to appeal the ruling to the full appeals court or to the Supreme Court . In a letter sent to the groups , the commission reserved the right to prohibit participants from marching in the parade , whether they had been approved or not , if the banners and signs they carried were ruled to be " inappropriate . The market power subgroup should be charged with developing the necessary rules to prevent accumulation of market power , as well as to prevent anti-competitive abuses that prevent development of a vibrantly competitive wholesale generation market . Such violations of the narcotic act have been so flagrant and difficult to unearth that a ruling to abolish the unofficial blank is the only possible method of control . Last April , we adopted a final rule to draw a line of separation between broker-dealer and investment advisory activity . The court on 16 December ruled to temporarily block all transactions involving Yukos 's assets . NOAA Fisheries does not anticipate any substantial change in impacts to swordfish as a result of modifying the proposed rule to provide for a one fish per person , up to three per vessel , per trip , limit . And the fear of this , as I conceive , induces the good to take office , not because they would , but because they cannot help - - not under the idea that they are going to have any benefit or enjoyment themselves , but as a necessity , and because they are not able to commit the task of ruling to any one who is better than themselves , or indeed as good .