Then on Wednesday, a restraining-order application was filed against Morgan, 42, that accuses him of "taking advantage of Lee's impaired hearing, vision and judgment, moving Lee from his longtime family home and preventing family and associates from contacting him," the AP reported.
The effort to build on the work of the African Commission by creating a separate African court of human and peoples' rights, capable of issuing binding judgments, moves slowly; so far only five governments have accepted its jurisdiction over individual complaints.
"Happy to oblige, Gordon" read the sub-headline in a Scottish tabloid; Strachan had briskly realised, as he later and colourfully acknowledged, that judgments move on to a different level where the Old Firm are concerned.
"It's hard for a community to come to a collective judgment to move in a new direction," he said.
There is less scope for deliberation and discussion – the pressure is to make a snap judgment and move on.
Three years later, probably as a means of sheltering his remaining assets from that judgment, he moved to Florida.
Facing a multimillion-dollar judgment, he moved his assets in a way that a court concluded might be a fraudulent effort to duck the judgment.
After the district court granted summary judgment, Lens.com moved for attorney fees under the Lanham Act, see 15 U.S.C. § 1117(a), and under a Utah statute, see Utah Code Ann.
An ethics panel has cleared the former European commission chief José Manuel Barroso of breaking an EU integrity code for taking a job at Goldman Sachs, but questioned his judgment in moving to the bank.
In the words of a subsequent federal court judgment: "They moved Swiss Trade to Belize City where they established it as a Belizean international business company". The money from the "Joe Lunchbags" was lodged in irrevocable Belizean trusts, from which it was impossible for them to recover it.
