One hot day in June 1934, John Dillinger, an Indiana nobody turned bank robber, jail breaker, sex symbol and internationally celebrated fugitive from justice, was feeling bored.
In this current political atmosphere, many people who have fought for justice are feeling a sense of futility and frustration.
AFTER a decade of nasty names, death threats and 24-hour security, Justice Leslie Crocker Snyder is feeling annoyed.
Indeed, Justice Nelson, despite feeling duty-bound to stand by Citizens United, lambasted the Court's conclusion as "utter nonsense" and "smoke and mirrors".
Mr. Phillips, the lawyer for Mr. Dula, said he was happy to hear that the charges would be dismissed but added that he could not help feeling that justice delayed was justice denied.
For Justice Kennedy, feeling "offended" is fundamentally different from being "intimidated", and feeling "excluded and disrespected" is a far cry from "being disparaged".This conceptual jiu jitsu relies on an unstated, implausible view that words are entirely defined by their speakers' intentions and owe nothing to the way that listeners hear them.
But he himself, with great insight, resigned from the bench, saying that he could no longer enter sympathetically into the motives of anyone concerned, and that since justice involved feeling, and not merely thinking, he felt that his injury totally disqualified him.
Barsalou and Weimer-Hastings (2005) suggest that abstract representations rely on internal states to derive meaning across situations e.g., when seeing or hearing the word justice a feeling of strength and relief is experienced in the body.
Far from feeling that justice has been done, we end up feeling sorry for the scumbag.
Several previous non-statutory inquiries into abuse have been unable to call key witnesses, and this has resulted in survivors feeling that justice had not been served.
