Will Dr. Ford's experience deter other women from coming forward? A. I have only one experience to base this on, but it was a pretty egregious and horrific process.
"This was an egregious violation of due process, clearly taken under political pressure," he said in an email in response to a question about Click's firing.
The shroud of secrecy thrown over this case by the prosecutor and the judge, an egregious denial of due process, only makes it more urgent to take a stand.
Re "Concealed Weapons Against the Environment," by Robert B. Semple Jr. (Annotation, editorial page, July 31): Inserting anti-environment riders on unrelated bills is a flagrant corruption of the mechanisms of our government, but as we have seen time and time again, there is no abuse of the legislative process too egregious for the current Congress.
The latest egregious violation of due process in the case came on August 13 , 2012 when Judge Pamela Dembe, President of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, in secret filed an order sentencing Mumia to life in prison, without notifying him or his attorneys of the motion.
Agency officials met with arts groups in April, and have recently begun soliciting comments about egregious experiences with the visa process.
Jim Gordon, president of Cape Wind Associates, the private company that proposed the wind farm, said the language that would kill it was inserted into the measure, without hearings or other public discussion, in an "egregious abuse" of the legislative process.
The change that's most likely involves more direct court scrutiny of the most egregious partisan aspects of the redistricting process.
Sometimes the harms are so egregious that waiting for the democratic process to play out is its own injustice.
"The egregious ways in which McCarthy used the process to stigmatize and humiliate hasn't often been repeated," said Laurence H. Tribe, a law professor at Harvard.
In a 2004 case concerning partisan gerrymandering, four conservative Supreme Court justices argued that judges would never be able to decide when acceptable levels of political influence on the redistricting process morphed into gerrymandering so egregious as to be unconstitutional.
