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Prima facie (/ˌpraɪmə ˈfeɪʃi, -ʃə, -ʃiiː/; from
Latin prīmā faciē) is a
Latin expression meaning "at
first sight", or "based on
first impression". The...
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Prima Facie is a
dramatic one-woman play
written by
Australian playwright Suzie Miller. It
premiered in 2019 at the
Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia...
- she made her West End
theatre debut in
Suzie Miller's one-woman play
Prima Facie,
which earned her an
Evening Standard Theatre Award and a
Laurence Olivier...
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applied by
courts is as follows: A
plaintiff must
first establish a
prima facie case by a
preponderance of the evidence, i.e.
allege facts that are adequate...
- A
prima facie right is a
right that can be
outweighed by
other considerations. It
stands in
contrast with
absolute rights,
which cannot be outweighed...
- Ohio, Oregon, and
Rhode Island are
prima facie. Some
other states have a
hybrid system:
speed limits may be
prima facie up to a
certain speed or only on...
- at the
Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Her most well-known play is
being Prima Facie,
which was
staged in a West End
theatre in
London starring Jodie Comer...
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approach that
deems nonhuman animals worthy of
prima facie rights. In a
philosophical context, a
prima facie (Latin for "on the face of it" or "at first...
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Comer made her West End
theatre debut in
Suzie Miller's one-woman play
Prima Facie in 2022,
which won her a
Laurence Olivier Award.
Following its transfer...
- Ross
argues that
maximising the good is only one of
several prima facie duties (
prima facie obligations)
which play a role in
determining what a person...
