Sentencing, even with all the comprehensive information judges have about individuals, is still an educated guesstimate about whether a judge's decision is sufficient to protect the public and to fairly punish the offender.
Their unity of purpose depends on treating each other fairly and punishing the unfair (Boehm 2012).
The requirements of the final gainful employment rule are fairly weak, punishing only some of the most egregious abusers.
(Until fairly recently, movies punished queers or portrayed them as deranged. Progress!) Alas, such persecution is all too relatable, as are the responses from adults around Credence, including the president (Carmen Ejogo) of the Magical Congress of the United States of America, who views his Obscurus as a threat. .
What's more, even if you are really, really (really) good, the game itself is fairly open to punishing amounts of random chance.
For at least half a million years, and probably a lot longer, warm periods and ice ages have alternated according to a fairly regular, if punishing, pattern: ten thousand years of warmth, followed by ninety thousand years of cold.
In April thousands of protesters marched in Ulaanbaatar to demand the dissolution of the Great Khural for failing to honour promises made in 2008 to distribute mineral profits more fairly and to punish corruption.
Perhaps we all have a sense of it from early days in the classroom, of when, for example, a teacher punishes fairly or unfairly, or when a referee on the football pitch awards a penalty or gives out a yellow or red card?
There is indeed a difference between personal normative beliefs such as "John believes that he ought to divide the money equally", and normative expectations, such as "John believes that others think he ought to divide the money fairly and may punish him if he does not".
