There's not much need to investigate the motive for the detention, either, since it looks like it had nothing to do with "terrorism" and everything to do with gaining information on Mr. Greenwald's work.
Mr Bacon holds, however, with many others, that this fear on the part of the South of a Republican President was not so much the motive as the pretence for secession, and that in order to ensure the possession of so fair a pretence for alarm the Southern party divided their votes in the elections so as to make certain their own defeat.
As for Mr Straw four years (it feels like a lifetime) ago, saving money looks a much stronger motive for renewing the prison estate than improving rehabilitation.In fairness, Mr Grayling also plans to build four "homeblocks" attached to existing prisons (three of them privately run), providing 1,260 places.
Okay, that pretty much covers motive.
The law, of course, is not concerned so much about motives as about the perception of individuals about their disparaging, arbitrary and unequal treatment.
Finally there are some in the U.S. and abroad who believe that the West has much darker motives for going in than the "crimes against humanity" posed by the chemical warfare, as reported to have taken place.
"But I don't think they have much of a motive to go after individual bettors at all".
And to kill a man for something he cannot help, such as his race, seems much worse a motive than to kill him because he is rich, or successful, or owes you money.
And there it will be, though not and this, too, is vintage California without competition from another ballot measure that also seeks to raise taxes for much the same motive (ie, mainly to save public schools).
The evidence against Corona was largely circumstantial and much of the motive around the killings has remained a mystery.
