It's not, obviously, and doesn't even warrant appeal.
Murder is so routine, including the killing of children, it doesn't even warrant serious news coverage in most cases.
"The problems in emerging markets didn't even warrant a mention in the statement accompanying the FOMC's decision.
K. B. Forbes, a spokesman for Mr. Simon, describes the recall election as "an A B C race" -- Arnold, Bill and Cruz; Mr. McClintock does not even warrant a mention.
It was strange how a tackle that would have got a player sent off in the group stages did not even warrant a card in the second round.
De Villiers, though, speaking immediately after the match, said he felt the incident had not even warranted the yellow card Burger received from French referee Christophe Berdos.
In 2003, when I was 22 years old, I spent a period of time wanted by the FBI, for crimes I felt to be well-intentioned, even warranted.
Unlike the deaths of Mr. Washington and Mr. Velez, Mr. Rochlitz's did not even warrant a question by the state, its records show.
Ponting's retention for the Melbourne Test, or the indeed the dropping of Phil Hughes, both far more significant stories for the purist, have not even warranted a mention.
William Safire's optimism about Iraq is welcome and, to some extent, even warranted -- at least in comparison with much of the national mood these days.
