Sir Mark Allen, the former head of counter-terrorism at MI6 will not face prosecution for any involvement in extraordinary renditions, a verdict as disappointing in the circumstances as it is predictable.
The newspaper, which had promised an investigation of the documents to its readers on Wednesday, delivered its verdict with extraordinary quickness.
NUHW President Sal Rosselli told me that the member response in the 24 hours following the verdict was "extraordinary," and Vice-President John Borsos as "overwhelming".
Mr. Bernanke, 56, hasn't had much time to reflect on whether history's verdict on his extraordinary actions of recent years will be harsh or forgiving.
He said after the verdict: "When the extraordinary facts of this case are explained, it is likely to lead to a public crisis in the competence and credibility of the police service".
From the Laval and Viking European court of justice verdicts to the extraordinary tax rebate judgment that has required a £40bn contingency in government accounts, to add to the hundreds of millions already paid out to British American Tobacco and others, the EU is increasingly working to create a low-tax, cheap-labour flexible working society.
He did it once, and a company whose original incarnation he co-founded won a stunning jury verdict, but then an extraordinary judicial ruling took it all away.
— More than a year after it convicted a black trash hauler of a shocking murder on Cape Cod, a jury returned to court here Thursday for an extraordinary hearing on whether racism influenced its verdict.
If the verdict rocked the right, the extraordinary shower of praise for Juppé from his Gaullist allies has prompted widespread criticism and allegations that France's political elite cannot accept it should be subject to the same justice as voters.
The verdict is final unless an extraordinary appeal of the Supreme State Attorney would lead to the verdict's dismissal by the Supreme Court.
