However, as Taylor's reliance on restitutive justice suggests, biocentric ethics may need the value of ecological wholes to solve its serious practical problems and compensate for harmed individuals.
He later acknowledged that he financed the case not because he wanted Hogan to be compensated for harm he suffered but, rather, to punish Gawker.
These principles include whether the patent holder has suffered irreparable damage or whether monetary awards might be enough to compensate for the harm done to the patent holder.
The other reason for awarding money is, of course, to compensate for a harm committed by the state.
To a large extent, the court's hands were tied by law that requires a levy to compensate for plausible harm, as well as a recent ruling of a European court, finding that the exception should be read extremely narrowly.
To the extent that the ground-rules imposed through our governments do prevent the citizens of other countries from doing this, then we have a duty to compensate for the harm for which we are responsible.
And we must effect restitution or compensate for the harm we did, if not to the actual person, then to others in their place.
Ginsburg expanded on the differences between the lack of liability under Mitchell I and the imposition of damages to compensate "for the harm caused by maladministration of the property".
In addition to removing Nawaz's profile after VICE News' story, Thomson Reuters has now paid "significant defamation damages to compensate for the harm that has been caused to Nawaz's personal and professional reputation", said the anti-extremist advocacy organisation, Quilliam, which Nawaz chairs.
Members of sociologically constructed racialized identities suffer real harms, and laws might have to distinguish individuals according to their racialized identities in order to compensate for such harms.
Thus she argues that, if you are hit on the head by a gold bar dropped from the sky, you have been harmed even if you have been more than compensated for that harm in virtue of the fact that you are now in possession of the gold bar (Shiffrin 1999, 120 135).
