Subject to virtually no standards of accuracy or fairness, political advertising enjoys a reprieve from the checks and balances of accountability that virtually every other advertiser is held to.
"There is clearly a growing concern about the accuracy and fairness of the death penalty in many other states," Mr. Dieter said.
The journalists he hires to uncover information "know that my primary interest is the newspaper and the integrity and accuracy and fairness of the newspaper," Mr. Ibarguen continued.
The Times last night put out a statement expressing its pleasure at Brazil's decision to drop the action and reaffirming its belief in the accuracy and fairness of the article.
But do you reflect at all on the general accuracy and fairness of the death penalty and the way it actually works day to day? A. I was the governor of a state that had a death penalty and as far as I was concerned, I reviewed every case and I was confident that every person that had been put to death received full rights and was guilty of the crime charged.
"I adamantly believe there is evidence that some votes in Texas have not been counted because of defective electronic voting machines, undermining the accuracy and fairness of our elections," Texas Democratic Party Chair Boyd Richie said of the 2008 decision at the time.
Also, we compared the accuracy and fairness of TCP NCE and the result shows significant improvement over existing algorithms in wireless networks.
Moreover, information technology and other means should be used to ensure the accuracy and fairness of performance evaluation.
After looking into the matter, the Chronicle's editor Bill Horne would only say "we stand by the accuracy, and fairness, of Robin's reporting and are not inclined to revisit decisions Robin and her editors made here with regard to what to include or exclude from those stories in 2003" (Bill Horne to Dreger, p.e.c., August 15, 2006).
