Broadly, cases with private party claimants end up there for two reasons.
More broadly, the case at the Naval Academy illuminates what critics say is wrong with trying sexual assault cases in the current military justice system, which is under scrutiny in Congress.
Broadly, the case against Hill tends to have been that he is too conservative, too burdened by the past, for his or our own good.
While those in Iceland's left-leaning government will not put it so bluntly, that is broadly the case they are making.
Broadly, their case is that Mr Skilling and, later, Mr Lay led a wide-ranging conspiracy to deceive investors about the true state of Enron's businesses.
More broadly, the case shows that after years of aggressively lobbying against trial lawyers, corporate America has regained substantial leverage against plaintiffs and their lawyers — whose lawsuits bankrupted Dow Corning and the asbestos industry in the 1990s.
That said, judging from my mailbox, it seems to be broadly the case that among heterosexual daters, women want to use Tinder to find love and men want to use Tinder to find casual sex.
This is not only because the details are fascinating in their own right, but also because this quintessentially Italian tale is, more broadly, a case study in the difficulties involved in maintaining an independent and secure legal system.
More broadly, the case could offer courts — including, eventually, the Supreme Court — an opportunity to clarify the scope and meaning of the obscure emoluments clause.
Now, after introducing, broadly, a case against Wall Street greed, and Washington incompetence, he jumps into blaming "Fannie and Freddie Mae" who apparently just got a subprime marriage, with Freddie Mac taking Fannie's first name.
