So one question that can be raised about precedent is why it is justifiable for the decisions of courts to be treated in this way at all, i.e., for them to help constitute the law.
Less justifiable for the name change at Foggy Bottom is the connotation of "toilet".
Is it morally justifiable for the current generation to be profligate with carbon realising that the burden of our abundance will mean austerity for our children?
The cost of the device may be justifiable for those who don't like to cook, however.
Almost all important breakthroughs encounter resistance from other scientists, who have a tendency -- justifiable for the most part -- to defend the status quo.
Is it justifiable for the public school educator to go even further than the dissemination of accurate information and the attempted engendering of empathetic understanding?
Similarly, if the group does not have the right to secede, it may still not be justifiable for the state to use force to prevent it from seceding.
When continued consumption of these blood products would jeopardize availability of blood supplies for others, it is justifiable for the institution to limit further transfusions" [ 5].
And the argument that retributivism justifies punishment better than consequentialism presupposes that punishment is justifiable (for criticism of this premise, see Golash 2005; Boonin 2008), and that there are no alternatives that are better than both (for two alternatives, see Quinn 1985; Tadros 2011).
This sort of elementary confusion seems common among Beckett enthusiasts, many of whom have allowed their justifiable admiration for this great author to veil their sense of what might be interesting or valuable in his collected letters.
