If only some other judge were ruling the libel roost – say that nice Mr Justice Tugendhat, with his more enlightened views about media restrictions.
They were not always so nice when Justice was swinging at and missing everything last October, when every baseball looked like an aspirin to him.
And there would be a nice historical justice in the substance that was displaced by coal playing an important role in cleaning up the mess that coal has left behind.
Mr Kuchma's foreign-policy balance between east and west was also disturbed by suspected arms dealings with Saddam Hussein (the troops he sent to Iraq to assuage the Americans began to return home this week).One more mystery relevant to Mr Putin's visit also demands a nice balance between justice and political expedience: Mr Yushchenko's near-fatal poisoning last autumn.
Outside his job, Mr Vasquez unsurprisingly avoids cellmates who might lead him into "shady ways".In this section Miami nice At last, justice in Alabama Coming to a neighbourhood near you Bus tussle A tax cut beckons The Kerrey affair In memoriam Reprints Related items Experiment with drugs, Mr BushMay 3rd 2001States seem to put far more effort into locking up people than trying to reform them.
But it did not do the trick (possibly because exposure without context is often worthless), and the brewer has since disappeared.In this section Miami nice At last, justice in Alabama Coming to a neighbourhood near you Bus tussle A tax cut beckons The Kerrey affair In memoriam ReprintsIn 1999, PSINet pledged $106m for a 20-year contract to blazon its name on the Baltimore Ravens' new stadium.
It's nice to see justice served here, however cold, and it's a good example of how those various cyberwarfare tools might get put to use in a domestic case.
In "No More Mr. Nice Guy, Toobinn reveals Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., to be a stealth hard-liner, with a record less reflective of a restrained moderate than a doctrinaire conservative.
For example, there was very nice research on "restorative justice" as an alternative to short-term sentencing, which shows that it's better at reducing future crime, cheaper, and preferred by victims.
