Should Karzai sign this law into effect, justice for these women would be virtually impossible.
Because the court of appeals did not address the question of domestic effects, Justice Breyer said the Supreme Court could not consider it at this stage.
"To be sure, requiring dancers to wear pasties and G-strings may not greatly reduce these secondary effects," Justice Sandra Day O'Connor conceded in her opinion for a plurality of four justices.
Using process philosophy's categories, Marjorie Suchocki (1982, 1988) has given new resonance to the meaning of Whitehead's metaphors of God as "the lure for feeling" whose "power of persuasion" aims to effect justice and peace.
Foiled at my chance to effect justice.
Last Monday, the State Court of Appeals declined to hear the case, in effect affirming Justice Whelan's decision.
As predicted, there were main effects for justice prime, with participants more likely to associate benevolent responding, and less likely to associate revenge and avoidant responses, with restorative justice than with retributive justice.
Index On Censorship said the ruling would have a "chilling effect" on justice because it would deter sources from going to an MP or journalist on controversial matters.
Michael Shields's supporters are demanding that the government - in effect the justice secretary - grant Shields a pardon and release him from jail.
The regulations did not actually take effect until Justice Antonin Scalia ruled in 2001 that Ms. Browner had the right to issue them and had done so properly.
In making this point, Milton has just made us, I think, almost utterly unwilling to effect this justice that he himself has called for.
