Trapped in his cave, the Caliban-like Lester Ballard is seen as "so inculpate in the fastness of his hollow stone you might have said he was half right who thought himself so grievous a case against the gods".
Nevertheless, when asked to classify samples of plagiarized texts, both students and professors (including lecturers) express diverse opinions especially about how grievous each case is or, sometimes, about whether a specific text even contains plagiarism at all (Pincus and Schmelkin 2003, p. 198).
The decision followed a grievous bodily harm case that was brought against a doctor who had circumcised a four-year-old Muslim boy as per his parents' wishes.
Icarusty Around two years ago, when the new harsher sanctions were announced, I read in a local paper of a court case involving grievous bodily harm.
Christ sees with his own eyes the dead body of the crucified Jesus and then finds himself, in a case of grievous mistaken identity, having to play the role of his risen brother for early propaganda purposes.
The police are summoned only in cases involving grievous injury, death or serious damage to the vehicle that requires an insurance claim.
In response to these developments, the Senate Minority Leader, Tom Daschle, introduced a compromise proposal which would have banned all post-viability abortions, with exceptions made in cases of "grievous injury" to the health of the mother, but Santorum refused to negotiate.
Overall, almost 12% of rapes in 2010 were "no crimed", compared with just 3% of cases of grievous bodily harm, said the report.
The grievous errors in the Davis case were numerous, and many arose out of eyewitness identification.
Law Wan-tung faces 20 charges in the landmark case, including inflicting grievous bodily harm, assault and criminal intimidation.
