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Meanwhile, the drive to reform the cruel and outdated Rockefeller drug laws has lost some of its steam as state lawmakers debate giving judges much-needed discretion in sentencing.

Ultimately, you need discretion".

They need discretion but they also need guidance, and parameters".

Competition, they say, ensures that customers get the best rate; dealers need discretion to compete.

The "class-of-one theory of equal protection" was "simply a poor fit in the public employment context," Chief Justice Roberts said, explaining that the government needed "broad discretion" to make "subjective and individualized" decisions concerning its work force.

The home secretary already has executive powers to seize the passports of those travelling abroad in certain cases but Mr Cameron said the police needed greater discretion to act where needed.

Asked why the minister, and not a court, would make the decision, Dutton said: "Well, because we need ministerial discretion around some of the particular cases.

Everyone agrees that judges need more discretion and that sentences are too long, but not on how much to ease the laws.

To come up with strict rules to determine when this is OK would be impossible, so headteachers need their discretion restored.

Decide and Conquer: Certain decisions on what is junk mail can be made as you sort the mail itself, but other papers may need your discretion on what to archive and what you shred.

Did he think that officials needed to exercise discretion in certain circumstances and leave the players to play at their own pace?