By Margaret Talbot December 4, 2014 One reaction to the decision by a grand jury in New York, on Wednesday, not to indict Daniel Pantaleo, the officer who put a Staten Island man named Eric Garner in an unauthorized chokehold that killed him, is despair over cameras as potential instruments of juridical salvation.
One reaction to the decision by a grand jury in New York, on Wednesday, not to indict Daniel Pantaleo, the officer who put a Staten Island man named Eric Garner in an unauthorized chokehold that killed him, is despair over cameras as potential instruments of juridical salvation.
"If states are unable to guarantee such protection," the pope said, "the international community must intervene with the juridical means provided in the United Nations charter and in other international instruments".
This was the juridical revolution of 1789.
He could have waited for juridical proof before we responded.
The one who will win this juridical, political and propaganda war will be right.
Dreyfus was freed, but it was a juridical fudge – an amnesty for all – which Zola loathed.
The problem is political and juridical, and so are the solutions.
In addition, the Oscan Tabula Bantina slavishly copied the juridical style and terminology of the Romans.
A similar process produced poor peasants without juridical rights in the rural cantons.
