Behaviorism - Judgment Search Results

Washington Vs. Harper

Court: US Supreme Court

..... the most effective means of treating and controlling a mental illness likely to cause violent behavior footnote 9 the alternative means proffered by respondent for accommodating his interest in rejecting ..... of these extensive materials reveals that respondent has a long history of serious assaultive behavior evidenced by at least 20 reported incidents of serious assaults on fellow inmates and .....

Metro Broadcasting Vs. Fcc

Court: US Supreme Court

..... reason to employ race classifications apart from generalizations impermissibly equating race with thoughts and behavior and it will prove impossible to distinguish naked preferences for members of particular races ..... deficient in minorities tastes and viewpoints the policies directly equate race with belief and behavior for they establish race as a necessary and sufficient condition of securing the .....

Cruzan Vs. Director, Mdh

Court: US Supreme Court

..... president s commission for the study of ethical problems in medicine and biomedical and behavioral research making health care decisions 241 242 1982 36 of those surveyed gave instructions ..... neurological conclusions first direct clinical experience with these patients demonstrates that there is no behavioral indication of any awareness of pain or suffering second in all persistent vegetative state .....

Atlantic Richfield Vs. Usa Petroleum

Court: US Supreme Court

..... of competition in order to recover the short term effect of certain anticompetitive behavior predatory below cost pricing for example may be to stimulate price competition ..... fundamentally differs from other antitrust violations the reason congress treated concerted behavior more strictly than unilateral behavior is readily appreciated concerted activity inherently is fraught with anticompetitive .....

Osborne Vs. Ohio

Court: US Supreme Court

..... otherwise violating the public peace by indecent and disorderly conduct or by lewd or lascivious behavior b the punishment of any vagrant common street beggar common prostitute habitual disturber of ..... first amendment jurisprudence assuming obscene material could be proved to create a danger of illegal behavior it would not follow that the expression should be suppressed rather the basic principles .....

Maryland Vs. Craig

Court: US Supreme Court

..... finding on the lower court s failure to observe the children s behavior in the defendant s presence and its failure to explore less ..... present at trial not violated where trial judge removed defendant for disruptive behavior ritchie 480 u s at 480 u s 51 54 plurality ..... any of the children himself nor did he observe any child s behavior on the witness stand before making his ruling he did not .....

Board of Educ. Vs. Mergens

Court: US Supreme Court

..... such custodial oversight of the student initiated religious group merely to ensure order and good behavior does not impermissibly entangle government in the day to day surveillance or administration of ..... perceive a difference in the maturity of secondary and university students but the school s behavior not the purported immaturity of high school students is dispositive if westside stood apart .....

Spallone Vs. U.S.

Court: US Supreme Court

..... defiance by the legislature circumvents the structural protections afforded the citizenry from unconstitutional government behavior by a multi branch review process see supra at 493 u s 300 ..... judge sand ought to have been concerned with providing the councilmembers guilty of unconscionable behavior a handy public excuse for their belated compliance of course providing the recalcitrant councilmembers .....

Butler Vs. Mckellar

Court: US Supreme Court

..... cases law enforcement officials would have little incentive to err on the side of constitutional behavior footnote 5 this court has never endorsed such a cramped view of the deterrent purpose ..... omitted under these circumstances the threat of evidentiary exclusion is not designed to conform police behavior to a higher standard than dutiful obedience to the court order such obedience is deemed .....

Abdul Hameed Vs. State

Court: Delhi

Reported in: II(1990)ACC92; 1991ACJ920; 1992(1)Crimes83; 41(1990)DLT306; 1990(18)DRJ327

..... caused accident was not believed by the two courts below keeping in view this callous behavior of the petitioner running away from the spot after causing such a grave accident the ..... case the petitioner was not given probationary benefits in view of his callous and indifferent behavior after he had caused the accident however the sentence was reduced to six months imprisonment .....