"That's what philanthropy is in the end: it is the enactment of individual conviction.
The worry is that this individual conviction will be used to absolve the police more widely – used to show that the police are in fact accountable.
The story of AIDS and the story of LGBT equality are intertwined: As Nancy Pelosi said, "advancements in marriage equality would not have been possible without the early and courageous international mobilization against HIV/AIDS". These sparks of hope form a larger light to the world: that individual conviction and international mobilization can save lives.
Its existence is, in this sense, a logical presupposition of our respective individual convictions that individually we can know things.
"The primary orbit for religion is not the state's apparatuses," he said, "but rather personal, individual convictions".
In the last three-and-a-half months, authorities have made 485 arrests in the fraud cases, obtained 336 individual convictions and recovered more than $147 million, the Justice Department said.
At Boston University, she told the graduating class, "There are too few in our society who really have clear, individual convictions about right and wrong, truth and falsehood, and to use the words of our President — which I applaud — 'good and evil.' " Of George W. Bush, she added, "The fact that he sees the world in fairly simple terms is actually a virtue".
But even if Mosby's office fails to achieve a single conviction in these trials, meaningful police reform will not be defined by individual convictions, but by systemic changes, according to Debbie Hines, a former Baltimore prosecutor and legal analyst.
"What the Holder memo did was announce publicly and officially that the focus of corporate enforcement should be on individual convictions, on getting the individuals responsible," Arlen told HuffPost.
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Apart from individual convictions, the preferences may differ by cultural background [ 14, 16- 18].
