In another Rusi paper, sadly not available on the web, Stig Jarle Hansen, a Wales-based "professor and researcher of piracy in Somalia", argues that while illegal fishing has been an underlying cause and justification for piracy, any claims that Somali piracy started as a form of coastguard, protecting Somali fisheries, are dubious.
Note that process reliabilism is an example of a view that requires a "causal condition" in a weaker sense: features of the process that caused the belief are important for justification.
That the fraud was substantially less than originally estimated should be a cause for celebration; instead it is justification to continue this prolonged investigation by 200 CID agents who have resorted to harsh, extreme, and shameful tactics to justify an erroneous initial estimation and misrepresentation to Congress.
When the French seized lands that were under his personal protection in 1867, he committed suicide in protest of the use of force by the French in a cause for which they lacked any moral justification.
But those are simply there for justification.
"In the absence of any justification offered by the requesting state, the US, the court could not find there was reasonable cause for the delay.
Leaders from both groups reach back into history for justifications for their cause.
Given the devastating mortality rinderpest has caused over the years, justification for its control appeared self-evident not only for the particular country affected but for neighbours and importers of livestock and livestock products.
Regardless of reasonable cause, there is no justification for unnecessary force or negligence.
Abramson explains, "Unlike challenges for cause, peremptory strikes require no justification, no spoken word of explanation, no reason at all beyond a hunch, an intuition".
And for what justification?
