At another point in the supreme court judgment, Lawyer X's decision to become an informant was attributed to her desire to get free of Mokbel.
At the same time, Moore points out that in the judgment of Virginia's legislators, placing him under arrest did not advance the public interest.
This argument is a microcosm of the issue in general, at what point is the judgment on hate speech just the majority enforcing its views on the minority?
At that point, in your judgment, is it a violation of the Constitution for the Leon County judge to say, "I don't care if there are different standards, as long as they purported to follow intent of the voter, that's good enough".
Since there is no moral ambiguity in the act of selling another human being, there would be no point in such judgment, other than to indulge in some self-satisfied finger-wagging.
29 In Calvert, however, both the four-vote dissenting opinion and Justice BLACKMUN's opinion concurring in the judgment pointed out that the case involved issues of federal law.
For one thing, Mr Villalón's ruling is not binding on the ECJ, although the advocate-general's views normally point in the direction of the eventual judgment.
No point in passing judgment on people I don't know at all well.
Even the exact point in the theater from which subjective judgments should be made is up for grabs.
The edicts contained in the judgment create a "point of no return" for the evolution of legal thinking on surveillance.
"Gubernatorial inaction -- at this point in the legal process -- would, in my judgment, needlessly and callously subject survivors, and the people of Maryland, to the ordeal of an endless appeals process, with unpredictable twists and turns, and without any hope of finality or closure.
