This was a retreat from a 1994 ruling that defendants are entitled to explain to the jury that they would pose no danger because they would be ineligible for parole if sentenced to life in prison.
"I agree with the foreign secretary in this respect – I do think that once the government eventually reaches a view, the government is entitled to explain to the British people what its view is," he said.
He also denied that the payment to Mr Byford was more than he was contractually entitled to, explaining he had been "advised it was contractual".
Another boss refused a man the time off he was legally entitled to, explaining that women should be caregivers unless they are "in a coma or dead".
In United States v. Wong Kim Ark, the Court held that a U.S.-born child of Chinese immigrants was entitled to citizenship, explaining that the "14th Amendment affirms the ancient and fundamental rule of citizenship by birth within the territory... including all children here born of resident aliens".
Hence such fictionalist postulates no equivocation and can use whatever a realist is entitled to use to explain relations of implications between contents.
If an employer offers a pension to its employees, for instance, all spouses are entitled to survivor benefits, explained Todd A. Solomon, a partner in the employee benefits practice group at McDermott Will & Emery and author of "Domestic Partner Benefits: An Employer's Guide".
Domestic violence perpetrators typically blame their spouse or family members for their own failings, and feel entitled to hurt them, explained Chitra Raghavan, a professor of psychology at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Mourinho made sure to refer to Louis van Gaal as a top manager and said he was perfectly entitled to his methods, but explained that after two years they have become pretty much ingrained.
"We took the view that under the terms of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act he was entitled to be employed," he explained.
