The Panel will not normally grant leave to appeal against a finding of fact or against a decision of the Panel on the interpretation of the Code.

Except for an appeal against a finding that the accused is a dangerous or long-term offender, the court upon allowing an appeal must then determine a fit sentence and may not remit the matter back to the court of first instance.

The Court rejected a 50-year-old Labor Department rule under which the worker prevailed if the evidence for and against a finding of disability was equal.

A second black man, who had joined the bias case, was also promoted, but the investigators concluded that his promotion had been designed "as a shield against a possible finding of discrimination."

The court held that the book's intended commercial use weighed against a finding of fair use.

Ms. Jones, a 39-year-old local telephone company employee, said one juror who had been holding out against a guilty finding on the second count relented on the last day.

One of the most common arguments against a scientific finding is confirmation bias: the scientist or scientists only look for data that confirms a desired conclusion.

"And we also agree that there was no back spray on Captain Pintado's hands, which weighs against a finding of suicide."

But the investigators concluded that his promotion was apparently designed "as a shield against a possible finding of discrimination."

No one can vote against such a finding, or be blind to its consequences.