Another grievous cause of concern is the replacement of oak by pine in the Indian Western Himalayas.
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.
While for some it was a simple case of righting a grievous local injustice, and for others an opportunity to relive the civil rights era, for most the real motive was a long overdue cry of outrage at the use of the prison system as a means of controlling young black men.
Before parting with the judgment, we intend to express our anguish about the incompetence with which the investigating agencies conducted the investigation of the case of such a grievous nature, involving the integrity and security of the Nation.
The extension of the intention to inflict grievous bodily harm has been criticised, although it has remained in place despite several legal challenges, and, in the case of R v Hyam the minority judgments of Lord Diplock and Lord Kilbrandon which would have removed it.
But in the case of "Bright Shiny Morning," which brims with facts but is lacking in credible fantasies, the failure is artistic — and thus, from a certain perspective, far more grievous.
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.
A new target of reducing serious violent crime - the 19,000 cases of murder, grievous bodily harm and death by dangerous driving last year - is to be introduced based on police recorded crime and not the much criticised British Crime Survey.
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".
