The best hope of avoiding that is for the Security Council to impose comprehensive punishments — and for Russia, China and Iran to stop enabling Mr. Assad's savagery.
It begins on the last day of the summer term at a local comprehensive where corporal punishment is still keeping the kids in order.
Many details remain to be specified before we have a comprehensive liberal theory of punishment in hand.
A week after Lockett's execution, the Constitution Project released its report after one of the most comprehensive examinations of capital punishment in the United States.
Shirl and Jane locked themselves in the chippy with Glenda for what promised to be a comprehensive Bring-On-The-Gimp punishment session, but ended up as little more than a slap on the wrist.
In its database, Radio Free Europe – which is compiling a comprehensive list of NGOs facing punishment as foreign agents in Russia – notes that, among many other groups, Transparency International Russia received a foreign agents warning in April stating that it "seeks to shape public opinion on state policies, particularly on law enforcement and the legislative process".
In 2003, she received a grant from the U.S. National Institutes of Health that set out to influence drug policy, which then heavily focused on punishment, by gathering comprehensive data about HIV and users who injected and accounted for 76% of the infections.
Mr. Qurei also criticized Palestinian suicide bombings, saying Israel had used such attacks "as excuses to continue the comprehensive aggression and impose collective punishments".
Drug use there is a third of the European average - the result of decades of consistent policies (irrespective of changes in government) that combine tough punishment of dealers and comprehensive treatment for users.
It is clear government cannot use civil detention or anything like it to effect punishment or to escape the comprehensive constraints of the criminal justice system.
