"All individuals involved in soccer, through which we teach our children sportsmanship, integrity and the fundamentals of fair play, must be committed to reform and to compliance with the rule of law," she said.
"Don't you agree that about the best we can hope for or expect on this score is the maximum good will, factual accuracy, and the observance of some fundamentals of fair play?" "Government by Whitaker and Baxter" appeared in The Nation in three parts, in April and May of 1951.
"this contradicts the presumption of innocence and deprives the individual of his fundamental right to fair trial and fair hearing, or indeed, any trial or hearing".
A theme ran through these recent opinions: that the Supreme Court had lost touch with fundamental notions of fair play.
It is not enough, Justice Thomas said, for the court to declare that the decision is fundamental to a fair trial or to have led lower courts to conclude on their own that the decision applies retroactively.
Legal experts gave the judge in the Microsoft case high marks yesterday for his handling of the case, saying he took some risks but grounded his ruling in fundamental principles governing fair competition.
C1 Praise for Microsoft Judge Legal experts gave the judge in the Microsoft case high marks, saying he took some risks but grounded his ruling in fundamental principles governing fair competition.
"Our fundamental analysis suggests fair valuation at $24, but we recognize that many 2005 catalysts and low relative valuation may move Pfizer shares," CSFB said.
It would be difficult to identify anything as more fundamental to a fair legal process than the right of each party to examine and confront the evidence against it.
These ground rules include laws and regulations and in effect reflect society's view of "codified ethics" in that they articulate fundamental notions of fair business practices as established by lawmakers at federal, state and local levels.
