Unless the law is plainly arbitrary, suggesting examples of arbitrariness are not ordinarily helpful in rebutting this presumption of constitutionality.
' There you have it — the notion of arbitrariness in sentencing.
"This is clearly a case of arbitrariness," said the couple's lawyer, Christian Widmer.
"There's going to seem a certain level of arbitrariness to anything chosen".
No matter how reasonable, any answer to these questions will have a degree of arbitrariness.
"Its conduct is often the very definition of arbitrariness," she said.
"We find that there is a tremendous amount of arbitrariness in the enforcement process," Mr. Lipsky said.
In the absence of clear criteria on corruption, he will be open to the charge of arbitrariness.
The judges said that, because of this, there was a "clear risk of arbitrariness in granting such broad discretion" to a police officer.
The effect of the mural-making distortions is spectacularly clumsy, cranking up a pitch of arbitrariness to something like a shriek.
The Palestinians were crushed, and the Israelis were seduced by what Grossman calls "the temptation of strength, the temptation of arbitrariness".
