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Thus, land should be treated as presumptively owned in common.

This is a rather odd point, Paul, and makes sense only if one views black men as presumptively threatening.

Can our presumptively pluralistic society learn to be truly comfortable with diversity?

Congress has classified 21 kinds of cancer as "presumptively" caused by radiation exposure.

Any law that prohibits one type of speech while allowing another is presumptively unconstitutional.

These exchanges must be fair because the traders presumptively enjoy equal bargaining power.

Presumptively this matter is both of a local nature and relating to property and civil rights.

But now, even the nicest homes in town are presumptively filled with lead paint if they were built before 1978."

All such policies are presumptively unconstitutional, they said.

Lumbard held that such a contract clause is presumptively enforceable.

There is almost no use that is presumptively unregulated.

Paper arguing that the Charter presumptively takes priority over subsequent constitutional amendments.

If the department formally reviewed the Maine plan, "the secretary's ruling would be presumptively valid," he said.

The vehicle was purchased with marital funds and thus presumptively marital property.

"The order constituted a presumptively unconstitutional prior restraint on pure speech by the press.

Generally, a person charged with a non-capital crime is presumptively entitled to be granted bail.

Clostridium perfringens can be identified presumptively with this test.

I'm having a hard time understanding why one professor quoted feels so strongly that child custody should be presumptively awarded to heterosexual parents.

Perhaps I was politically offended by his assumption that pot smokers are presumptively armed and dangerous.

Hamas fighters presumptively wore civilian clothes and concealed their weapons as fighting tactics.

But it is equally well settled that searches and seizures of property in plain view are presumptively reasonable.

The Commission further argues that such exclusion-payment settlements should be treated as presumptively unlawful.

Restricting electoral speech based on "speaker identity" is discrimination, and thus presumptively unlawful.

Once the proposed evidence is identified as hearsay, it is presumptively inadmissible.

Some scholars claim white people are seen presumptively as "Australian", and as prototypical citizens.