Judge Bruce Einhorn, a retired U.S. immigration judge who oversaw children's immigration cases for nearly two decades, told The Huffington Post that without lawyers, minors are often left without any representation at all, unable to adequately argue their own case.
"China does not implement and enforce its trade controls or its sanctions laws adequately," Mr. Albright argued earlier this year.
The group, Texas Defender Service, examined the state habeas appeals of nearly every death row inmate in Texas since 1995 and found that those inmates had a one in three chance of being executed without their cases being adequately investigated or argued by a competent state appeals lawyer.
Unfortunately, hard data on police violence is hard to come by and not knowing the full extent of the problem makes it hard to adequately address it, argued Peter Bilbring, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU of Southern California.
If there were certain moral propositions that can be known if adequately understood, then, it is argued, people with an adequate understanding of them would believe them, and there would be universal assent amongst mature, comprehending people.
The BBC also reported criticism directed at YouTube by members of its Trusted Flaggers program, saying they don't feel adequately supported and arguing the company could be doing much more.
Over the course of the last several months, the judge has urged both parties to simplify the scope of the case so that each could be adequately prepared to argue the merits of the strongest claims post-discovery.
And though it could be argued that Cameron has adequately reflected his party's parliamentary group - he still doesn't reflect modern Britain.
Other critics have argued that we cannot adequately assess whether cultures differ in values.
The ACLU had argued Kobach was not adequately educating voters and election officials on the status of the proof of citizenship requirement.
