| Delays of slightly over three years at a single jurisdictional level also have been held to be presumptively unreasonable. |
| If it is found to be patentable, the owner of the design patent is granted a 14-year right of exclusivity that is presumptively valid in court. |
| When you are labeled by the attorney general as a person of interest, presumptively responsible persons seem to lose all inhibitions in referring to you. |
| Some states, such as Massachusetts, go even further, making all gun possession presumptively illegal, except for persons with special licenses. |
| Prior restraints on pure speech are highly disfavored and presumptively unconstitutional. |
| So a stay that would last indefinitely would be presumptively prejudicial to the plaintiff. |
