All LGBTQ people live in a religious and social sphere shaped by rhetoric that has located us in a targeted position in relation to our heterosexual and cisgender neighbors, causing LGBTQ people to appear as "appropriate" targets for exclusion, prejudicial treatment and violence.
The RFU said: "Richard Cockerill is to appear before a disciplinary panel after being charged with conduct prejudicial to the interests of the game.
If the observations in the draft Judgment appear in the final version, the publicity likely to be given to them would be highly prejudicial to any criminal proceedings that might subsequently be brought, as well as to the current civil proceedings brought against the United Kingdom Government by Binyam Mohammed among others.
Judging from what I have read on the subject, it would also appear that the methods of the antiseptic surgeon, as contrasted with those of the surgeon who practices asepsis, are prejudicial to success.
Originally black female centaurs "braided 'pickaninny' hair, shining the hooves and grooming the tails of white centaurs" appeared in the film, but this was cut out years later for racial prejudicial reasons (see Controversies).
The prejudicial cruelty is doubly painful to the family because the eldest son, Nabhil (Amit Patel, who appears in several flashback sequences), died in the World Trade Center attack.
The Minister for Home Affairs also has power to order that a registered society be dissolved if it appears to him or her that, among other things, it is being used for unlawful purposes or for purposes "prejudicial to public peace, welfare or good order in Singapore".
It appears that the federal authorities are planning to move the trial of the alleged gunman to another state precisely because of the prejudicial pre-trial publicity.
An international law professor appearing for Australia, James Crawford AC SC, suggested that one reason for Timor-Leste's pursuit of the documents in the international court of justice rather than at the arbitral tribunal was "to skirt around the confidentiality provisions" of the tribunal and "maximise the opportunity for publicity and comment prejudicial to Australia".
Judges seem to accept that most pre-trial coverage, while it may be prejudicial, falls short of creating a "substantial risk of being seriously prejudicial".
