Word: judgment
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think Gina was probably caught off-guard in her question and probably didn't use good judgment in her answer, but I don't know what good judgment is in that situation," the uncle said. "She was nervous and anxious, probably scared." Dickson said if he were in his niece's situation, he would have refused to answer the question. "probably thecorrect answer is, 'My mother died tragically andquite frankly that is none your business...
Suleiman says that the lawyer presentedJardine's and her cases together and "asked thecourt to see what it could do about maintainingmine in its judgment...
Curtis M. Dickson, the brother of DorothyMayfield and Grant's closest relative, saidyesterday that his niece's alleged deception, iftrue, was "just bad judgment...
...rescinding "is understandable, but when youwant to get into school very, very much and feelthat that [information] can interfere with yourdreams, you're not sure what to do," the seniorsaid. "It's very tough to make that judgment callin this situation, for Gina and for the public...
...believe, given what information has been made, public, that Grant's decision to withhold such vulnerable information was not only justified by available legal guidelines, but also may have reflected good judgment. Perhaps Harvard has more pertinent information bearing on its ultimate decision; in that case, I wish Harvard would not persist in withholding information from a concerned public. As the parties at Harvard involved in this matter consider which facts to disclose and which to keep private, perhaps they may discover some empathy for the position of Grant...