The Supreme Court in Lawrence did far more than strike down an extreme and discriminatory Texas law that forbade sodomy by homosexuals but not heterosexuals.
First of all, in pressuring the Jews to convert, the Christian authorities instituted extreme economic measures and passed discriminatory social legislation.
Sometimes this sympathy with the xenophobic attitude of Spanish patients appeared to be taken to extremes by the adoption of discriminatory measures, such as allocating patients to rooms according to nationality.
"As we come to the end of 2011, the Latino community saw a continued level of extreme vitriol targeted through political rhetoric, through discriminatory practices in hiring, the rise in hate crimes and harassment and five additional states enacting anti-immigrant statutes following Arizona's ignominious example in 2010," Rivas wrote.
Figure 1C shows an extreme situation where the items have high discriminatory power.
To support her thesis, Ms. Gutmann dissects the Pentagon's policies and exposes some of the more extreme efforts to weed out sexist language or discriminatory practices.
Legal experts and watchdog groups, however, suggest that Trump has already taken significant steps toward imposing "extreme vetting", giving rise to new concerns about discriminatory conduct by government officials, unlawful searches at border checkpoints and other constitutional violations.
Nesterczuk was one of the principal architects of NSPS, which turned out to be a discriminatory personnel system created out of extreme ideological disdain for the due process worker protections and merit system principals that define our modern day civil service," the letter said.
Trump has vowed to implement "extreme vetting" — or as the ACLU reads it, make CARRP and other programs more discriminatory.
It was tested in extreme known groups (e.g., male and female populations in prisons, meditation and religious groups) and only those questions with discriminatory validity were included.
