The case not only demonstrates how government officials can devise absurd justifications, but highlights how judicial scrutiny can vary wildly depending on the constitutional rights at stake.
The pressure is growing on the Justice Department to produce supposedly "deleted" e-mails that could reveal whether government lawyers during the Bush administration were instructed to devise legal justifications for torture.
Instead of devising fundamental justifications for their policies, do they merely ratify each other's instincts?
They fund lobby groups, thinktanks and economists to devise ever more elaborate justifications for their seizure of the nation's wealth.
A controversial figure for his role in devising the US justification for the targeted killing of an American member of al-Qaida, Koh is now a law professor at New York University.
But the deposition of Octavius alienated many of Tiberius' supporters, who saw that it undermined the authority of the tribunate itself; they rejected the unfamiliar justification, devised by Tiberius, that tribunes who resisted the will of the people ceased to be tribunes.
But the deposition of Octavius alienated many of Tiberius's supporters, who saw that it undermined the authority of the tribunate itself; they rejected the unfamiliar justification, devised by Tiberius, that tribunes who resisted the will of the people ceased to be tribunes.
That, combined with a proliferation of training and education formats that, without justification through specific needs assessment, are unlikely to be effective [ 11] encouraged us to devise a short answer survey to guide and inform the impending CPC implementation in Ireland.
which helped devise the program.
It argues, with some justification, that Fish and Wildlife has been overwhelmed with hundreds of petitions and lawsuits asking it to list new species and that this, in turn, has limited the agency's ability to devise rescue plans for species it has already identified as needing protection.
