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Colorable

False; counterfeit; something that is false but has the appearance of truth.

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The minority wrote that "there is colorable basis for suppression of the statement."

Fourth Department affirms murder conviction

Every planar map is four colorable. Part II: Reducibility.

Planar graphs with [DELTA] [greater than or equal to] 7 and no triangle adjacent to a [C.sub.4] are minimally edge and total choosable

Interchange the color of [X.sub.i] and [X.sub.j] => [[absolute value of [X.sub.i]].sup.2] + [[absolute value of [X.sub.j]].sup.2] becomes smaller => contradiction => G-v is 4-edge colorable. Without loss of generality, assume [X.sub.k] = {u} and G' [DELTA] G obtained by detecting the edge of uv and the edges of color 4.

An efficient interference aware partially overlapping channel assignment and routing in wireless mesh networks

Thus, by our main assumption, [G.sup.D] is 2k-edge colorable. Let [M.sub.i] be one of the color classes, which, therefore, is a perfect matching.

Homomorphisms of planar signed graphs to signed projective cubes

constitutional right has also been violated "colorable"

Giving families their best shot: a law-medicine perspective on the right to religious exemptions from mandatory vaccination

In such a situation, the out-of-state defendant can still try to remove the case by arguing that the non-diverse co-defendant has been "fraudulently joined" to defeat diversity jurisdiction, i.e., that the Complaint makes allegations insufficient to state a viable or colorable claim against the in-state defendant.

Despite the evidence, I swear that the facts I allege are true: confronting a plaintiff's uncorroborated testimony on a factual issue when removing a case based on fraudulent joinder

rights whenever a plaintiff makes a colorable showing that a companion

The niqab in the courtroom: protecting free exercise of religion in a post-Smith world

"Our quarrel over jurisdiction stems from my belief that the FARR Act 'trigger[s] constitutional habeas' by giving Omar a colorable claim that his transfer to Iraqi authorities would be unlawful.

D.C. Circuit concludes Foreign Affairs Reform and Restructuring Act as amended by REAL ID Act confers on detainee no habeas or due process right to judicial review of conditions in Iraq before being transferred into its custody

The majority ruled that when a tenant in a rent overcharge complaint makes a "colorable claim of fraud," DHCR is obligated to investigate the legality of the rent that was being charged for the apartment on the base date.

Court of Appeals takes another bite out of the four year rule

Guests and team members broke their fast together and ended the evening with an exchange of gifts- colorable lantern cutouts for the special guests, and a special certificate of thanks for the team.

Four Points by Sheraton Complex Gives Back During Ramadan 2010

Although the bankruptcy examiner cited several reasons for Lehman's collapse, he concluded that its troubles were "exacerbated by Lehman's executives, whose conduct ranged from serious but nonculpable errors of business management to actionable balance sheet manipulation." The examiner concluded that "colorable claims" exist against several officers who were allegedly responsible for the balance sheet management and who signed and certified Lehman's financial statements.

Eye of the storm: in-house counsel may learn a valuable lesson from Lehman

a colorable claim to vested benefits." (27) Even after Firestone, (28) many jurisdictions held that once an employee had received a lump-sum distribution of benefits, he or she no longer had a colorable claim and therefore no longer had standing to sue as a participant.