Looking at the aims of the case more broadly exposes a troubling lack of insight on the part of policymakers.
It's not the case across generations within families, and it's not the case more broadly either.
"What this does is that it provides an opportunity for the Islamic community to agitate their case more broadly than just with the Camden Council, and to develop greater public sympathy," he said.
The story told by politicians and law enforcement officials around these cases and, more broadly, about the grave threat that the Islamic State purportedly poses to the United States, serves to justify our current expansive and expensive domestic surveillance and security apparatus.
Research on other topics often uses California as a case example of more broadly applicable trends and transformations.
But such conclusions, in Venezuela's case and more broadly, seem premature.
A defense of modern American incarceration and law enforcement policy, as to the Garner case and more broadly.
Johnson said the ruling overlooked fundamental issues in Jauch's case and, more broadly, in the criminal process.
The intense reaction to Mr. Zemmour's case — and more broadly, to Mr. Zemmour himself — seems a measure of the tensions in France around race, Islam and integration.
The senator, William L. Gormley, a Republican who is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he would proceed with hearings in late February or early March to explore questions about the role of the justice, Peter G. Verniero, in the case and, more broadly, about what Mr. Verniero knew of racial profiling, and when he knew it, when he was the state's attorney general.
