But from virtually the moment that Mr. Louima first filed a federal lawsuit claiming that his civil rights had been violated in the attack and its aftermath, it has been far less certain whether he would win more than financial damages.
Yet in the fire's aftermath, it has seemed impossible to name them: fossil fuel corporations.
Once again, a British prime minister sanctioned military intervention without planning for the aftermath; it has created perfect conditions for people-smugglers, putting thousands of Syrian, Iraqi and African refugees at risk of drowning in the Mediterranean.
And, boom, that would be that — a piece of procedural ordnance so devastating in its effects and its aftermath that it has been nicknamed "the nuclear option".
1,400 are dying The Sri Lankan government could have made a reasonable case that some security restrictions are necessary in the conflict's aftermath, but it has instead treated all those who question their proportionality as "fifth columnists".
Although the deed was done in a rush, under conditions of dubious legality, and with little regard for its aftermath, initial reports suggested that it had at least been done with appropriate solemnity, and that the condemned man had gone to his death meekly, as if acknowledging, even repenting, his crimes.
Michael Adebolajo, the 28-year-old accused of murdering Fusilier Rigby, was injured on Wednesday, and the POA criticised the Ministry of Justice for its reaction in the immediate aftermath of the incident, claiming it had done "little to avoid sensationalist reporting" of what happened.
Still, the fact was that in the aftermath of the funeral, when it had seemed as if the whole world had fallen silent, what had troubled Eva most was her marriage, not her father's absence.
In London the terrorist attacks of July 7 and 21 caused a severe drop in the number of museum visits; the National Gallery reported 46% fewer visits in the aftermath of the bombings than it had during the same week a year earlier.
A spokesperson with X told Mashable it was unclear if the balloons would be as successful in responding to the aftermath of Hurricane Maria as it had been when extreme flooding hit Peru in May. .
