Even if the law is executed with perfection, there will be parents separated from their children".
Her brother-in-law was executed on unfounded suspicions of conspiring to assist Saddam Hussein's invasion and the authorities cruelly refused the family the right to publicly mourn his death.
Despite being put on a death list by the regime, her brother-in-law being executed and enduring solitary confinement, Ebadi became the country's most high-profile human rights activist, founding the Human Rights Defenders Centre and helping to found the One Million Signatures Campaign.
As the peril rises further---his son-in-law is executed, his hired man becomes a power-mad Minute Man, his lawyer son is offered a judgeship in the Windrip administration if he, Doremus, would soften his attitude---Doremus takes radical action: "I think it's time now for me to begin doing a little high treason" (italics mine).
During her tenure, Kaye repeatedly voted to strike down the state's death-penalty laws — no one was executed on her watch — and she filed a passionate dissenting opinion in 2006, when a bare majority of her seven colleagues voted to refuse to recognize the right of gay people to marry.
Others who have come out in support of Buhari include Tunde Thompson, a journalist who was jailed in 1984 under draconian press laws, and Ismail Lawal, whose father was executed by the junta for drug trafficking.
A short, sad note written by the jailed Marie Antoinette to her brother in law in 1792 or 1793, shortly before she was executed.
Nevertheless, he added, "there are some cases where the law must be executed".
Whether the law will be executed is still yet to be seen.
The notarial will, which is also available in most civil-law countries, is executed so that the testator either dictates its provisions to the notary or hands him an instrument declaring that it contains his will.
Hudson, who received his law degree from Georgetown, was executing new contracts for franchisees that raised their royalty rates.
