The Calley case represents a momentary, vestigial reminder of the old law of responsibility.
Several years later the iron law of responsibility emerged which argued that businesses' responsibility should be commensurate with their social power.
From there, they were transferred to the Miranda de Ebro camp for "purification" according to the Law of Political Responsibilities.
Nothing very radical in that... I've taken you the reader through this rather extended discourse in the law of constitutional responsibilities not to make lawyers of you but as a foundation for my point about Judge Bork.
Under the law of collective responsibility, he can punish an entire tribe for the actions of one man.
An International Bar Association report Achieving Justice and Human Rights in an Era of Climate Disruption (pdf) looked at each of these areas in some detail, and at several others: international migration law, environmental law, the law of state responsibility.
Cameron has promised that "a modern British bill of rights" will "guide the judiciary and the government in applying human rights law when the lack of responsibility of some individuals threatens the rights of others".
He was indicted in 2010 by a sharply divided Parliament, charged with violating the laws of ministerial responsibility.
Charges against Mr. Haarde, who was prime minister from 2006 until the beginning of 2009, should be based on "violations committed from February 2008 through the beginning of October of the same year, by intent or gross neglect, mostly violations against the laws of ministerial responsibility" as well as breaches of the Icelandic penal code, the committee said.
The formal indictment against Mr. Haarde, delivered by a sharply divided Parliament, charges him with "violations committed from February 2008 through the beginning of October of the same year, by intent or gross neglect, mostly violations against the laws of ministerial responsibility".
