Defendants invariably claim entrapment and almost always lose, because the law requires that they show no predisposition to commit the crime, even when induced by government agents.
For example, he argues that the familiar dichotomy between "idealists" and "realists" in foreign policymaking is a false one, since all policymakers invariably claim that their ideas are both realistic and moral.Beyond his eight categories, the author sees a broad break between two traditions, that of the "promised land" and the "crusader state".
Proponents of right to work laws invariably claim their purpose is to provide employees with additional freedom; the freedom to make their own decisions about joining a union.
I would then follow up with "How do you feel about the Louis C.K. allegations?" They would all, invariably, claim ignorance.
From then until his arrest six weeks later, he obsessed about mass shootings and terrorist attacks - which he invariably claimed were hoaxes and false flag operations perpetrated by Israel or the federal government.
And there's no questioning that conflict-crazed radicals of every stripe (and I mean primarily Israeli Zionists, Islamists and Islamophobes) invariably claim it commands Muslims to fight non-Muslims by every means, until the end of time.
One by one, I would ask a conveyor belt of comedians, all men, "How do you feel about the Cosby allegations?" They would all, invariably, claim to be disgusted by the man's misdeeds.
Athletes invariably claim that they were unaware of the presence of new designer stimulants in the supplements they have used.
Victims of state failings are in a uniquely difficult situation: before-the-event legal insurance policies invariably exclude claims of this nature and – in contrast with this case – compensation is usually extremely modest: "just satisfaction" for a violation by the state of the most fundamental of human rights – the right to life - might be reflected in no more than £15,000 damages.
Invariably they claimed the plasma picture was far superior, even though, for regular broadcasts, it often isn't.
