It was a strange set of events, to say the least, and Delph's team-mates were probably entitled to suspect the referee had been influenced by the reaction of the Wigan players.
And given that we are elsewhere entitled to suspect de facto apartheid in Hollywood, when it comes to the issue of casting romantic leads, Asante, Pike and Oyelowo make it look easy and necessary.
It didn't capture the public's attention the way Cimino hoped – and he was entitled to suspect the American critics were exacting a price for their extravagant praise for the previous film – but it was thrilling and bold cinema nonetheless: a flawed masterpiece.
Some of the Byford report was published in 2006 after an FoI request, but now the Home Office has told the Sunday Times it is looking at releasing so-far unpublished material entitled Description of suspects, photofits and other assaults.
Under Spanish law, a criminal suspect is entitled to be present while the authorities search his residence.
Because of that history of discrimination, the decision properly treats sexual orientation as a "suspect classification" entitled to the sort of heightened legal scrutiny applied to distinctions based on race or sex.
"The lawyer for the suspect is entitled to comment in any manner he chooses.
In particular, Kennedy stopped short of holding that sexual orientation generally--like race, national origin and religious affiliation--is a "suspect classification" entitled to the highest degree of judicial scrutiny and protection.
Just to be clear, I do not believe that jihadist terrorism poses an existential threat to the British state, but, given that jihadists have pulled off at least one mass murder, and have planned many more, the authorities are perfectly entitled to put individuals suspected of jihadist sympathies or activities under surveillance of this sort.
Under Mr. Calderón's measure, criminal suspects will be entitled to public defenders, not the less-qualified advocates who sometimes represent them now.
