Can meaningless and abstract words about terrible crimes have any weight whatsoever without direct legal and judicial consequences?
If the anniversary of the confirmation of our cruelest justice has any upside, perhaps it can remind us that presidential and legislative elections have serious judicial consequences.
But it is in the arena of practical judicial consequences and of implications for future behaviour that the Goldstone report could have most impact.
But there remains an urgent need to impose greater transparency on the relationship between governments and their arms companies, and for those companies to face the judicial consequences of their malfeasance.
He added: "As a consequence, and regardless of the possible judicial consequences that this incident may also have, I have decided today to refer this very regrettable matter to the advisory committee established by the code of conduct, and asked for it to be dealt with as a matter of urgency next week".
It is this pent-up passion on the right, plus the inevitable response from the left, that explains the money being spent rather than anything that will actually change at the Supreme Court.The judicial consequences of Justice Connornor's retirement have been somewhat exaggerated.
The medical establishment's skepticism, the judicial consequences, and Brinkley's audacious foray into electoral politics come into play as well; Lane builds a grandly picaresque tale about the power of celebrity in the age of modern media, and she tells it with diabolical glee.
Although failure to seek medical assistance in cases of alcohol poisoning can lead to fatal outcomes, evidence suggests that the threat of judicial consequences resulting from enforcement of the minimum drinking age or other law or policy violations leads some students to refrain from calling for emergency medical services.
There is also the possibility that HCW denied awareness of their carrier status, because they could fear of job-related and judicial consequences, but a viral hepatitis is an infection that is probably more difficult to deny.
It then looks at two contentious issues - the outcome of judicial hearings and the consequences of multiple patents on individual drugs.
