In forcing Mr. Kumar out of the executive suite but allowing him to maintain a role at the company, directors appeared to walk a line between prejudging his guilt and cooperating with the criminal investigation into its accounting practices, which started more than two years ago.
Not prejudice in the socially evil way we now use the word, of course, but prejudice as a process of prejudging, predicting, preventing — acts as necessary to scientific understanding as they have been to simple survival.
And certainly we must avoid prejudging a situation like the death of Mr. Dorismond based on the fact that one or another of the people involved had "a record".
Before you even think about prejudging a woman (no matter her size), think really hard about what it says about you.
Judges must be certain that their public commentary won't allow them to be accused of prejudging a case should one relating to that commentary come before them.
Prejudging an election, by statute, wouldn't seem to be a suitable activity for the "mother of parliaments", either.
You want the JusticeBot to guarantee an outcome -- prejudging each case by party doctrine.
Without prejudging such a commission's inquiry, a quick review of alternatives suggests that the most technically advanced reliable systems involve touch-screen A.T.M. technology, not unlike what one encounters at a bank.
The commissioner can express profound concern and distress at the killing of a young teenager without prejudging the guilt or innocence of the officer involved.
Without prejudging them, a comprehensive open inquiry into antisemitism on the British left, including the Labour party, would help clarify the underlying issues and draw out the important distinctions.
