So the four continued their litigation, but on September 3rd, a federal judge dismissed their suit, which means that they will not get any recompense for the damage done to their lives.
It's not the most exorbitant living but they do get a lot of recompense that can't be counted in dollars.
Voltaire, after years of work, was able to show that Calas's execution had been a frame-up, and even managed to get official recompense for his family.
Thompson devotes the second half of her book to the efforts of the surviving inmates — and, indeed, some of the surviving hostages — to use the courts to get some recompense for what had been allowed to happen.
But the constitution describes royalties as a recompense for the extra costs and risks oil brings.
Pastoralists consider crop residues as a recompense for the fodder lost when rangelands are cleared for cultivation by farmers.
(In recompense, you get a tail wind all the way home).
"Turkey has paid a severe price for enforcing the sanctions against Iraq, and this offered a way for Turkey to get some recompense," an Administration official said.
Because for this particular argument, at this particular time, an acknowledgement of the sanctity of all lives through the phrases #All, Whitee, #Blue, and #PurpleLivesMatter is almost like getting only a settlement as recompense for a murder.
