But Eric Weems broke loose on the kickoff return and was dragged down by Matt Wilhelm with a flagrant face-mask tackle, giving the Falcons the ball at the Green Bay 49.
That was a flagrant case.
As a last resort, the letter added, flagrant offenders should face having their connections suspended.
But the case is actually immensely important, because it addresses the ability of the President — especially this President — to exercise the basic responsibilities of office in the face of flagrant obstruction by the Senate.
In the face of flagrant misappropriation, she found, ordinary citizens could experience a sense of grievance so potent that it filled them with something worse than anger — a desire for revenge.
Mitting upheld the ruling by the European court of human rights last year that Qatada would face a "flagrant denial of justice" if he were sent back to Jordan to face trial.
Rondo delivered a hard foul, although Bulls fans would argue it was flagrant, across Brad Miller's face in Game 5; he threw Kirk Hinrich into the scorer's table early in Game 6.
But they said the fact he was considered a "dangerous terrorist" was irrelevant to their decision on whether Siac had made an error in law when it decided he would face a "flagrant denial of justice" if he was sent back to Jordan.
But five law lords, led by Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, sitting with Lord Hoffman, Lord Hope, Lord Brown and Lord Mance, ruled unanimously yesterday that allegations of torture-tainted evidence were not enough and there had to be a real risk that Qatada would face "a flagrant denial of justice" and a "total denial of the right to a fair trial" if he were deported to Jordan.
The semi-ironic, distant, anonymous approach of those sites has now been replaced by something way more flagrant and in your face.
In the face of such flagrant abuse of a suspect, Mr. Grisham has a hard time keeping sarcasm at bay.
