Plausible deniability - Legal Definition: Refers to circumstances where a denial of responsibility or knowledge of wrongdoing cannot be proved as true or untrue due to a lack of evidence proving the allegation. This term is often used in reference to situations where high ranking officials deny responsibility for or knowledge of wrongdoing by lower ranking officials. In those situations officials can plausibly deny an allegation even though it may be true. It also refers to any act that leaves little or no evidence of wrongdoing or abuse. It seems to me there has been a lot of ‘plausible deniability’ in this sorry saga: I did not know: - adjustments to TPS7 ensured conflict between business and residential by forgetting to categorise this area as light industry only - adjustments to TPS8 to permanently fix this issue, by rezoning the area, as non-noxious appear to be too difficult to contemplate - ‘paint’ can be so invisible and getting an answer of what products you are being exposed too, impossible - fair and adequate testing is incredibly difficult to do - how difficult it is to get a straight answer to very simple questions - how easy it is for all to continually pass the buck - if anyone in authority does not see, hear, taste or smell it never happened, anyway it is impossible to provide definitive proof, so why bother - water mist can be so prolific – and where does the dust go? - do not mention the children’s playground and so on, and so on….. Vampires, blood banks – all seems relative now. DECISION OF SAT MEETING - 29 August 2014 before His Hon. Judge Parry – UNKNOWN
Posted on: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 07:26:13 +0000
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