The young black youth whose lives you claim matter, are the same ones being turned away not only from such "elite" institutions, but from valuable opportunities that allow them to succeed academically.
Experts say there has also been a big increase in self-representation in landlord-tenant, bankruptcy and small claims matters.
Unlike typical appeals, small claims matters may be challenged over the facts of the case and not just possible errors of law in a judge's ruling.
The fight over who will hear these claims matters because workers who have been discriminated against are more likely to get a fair hearing in federal court than in arbitration.
Even then, Kilwardby claims, matter is not nothing simpliciter, that is, lacking being but rather nothing actual (sed non ideo dicitur simpliciter nihil, sed nihil actuale: QLIS 79, 254).
So even if one focuses only on causal explanation, there remains the important project of trying to understand better what sorts of distinctions among causal claims matter for goodness in explanation.
Cohen said the "short answer" to the question of whether the prosecution's claims matter is 'Absolutely,' with several exclamation points".
Bailey also explained to me that he understood that there was no way to answer Juanita's claim without at some level legitimizing her claim; he believed (correctly I think) that acting as if what she claimed mattered by protesting repeatedly against it would only backfire and work against him in the court of public opinion (Bailey to Dreger, p.e.c., July 18 , 2006.
Such pseudo-dialecticians take reason to be the final arbiter of all claims, including claims about matters of faith.
True or false, the claim barely matters.
