In a letter to Rogge, Kim's daughter, Helen, scorned what she characterized as an unwarranted and prejudicial decision, and a rush to judgment by the I.O.C. Addressing Rogge, she said that "you, more than any other person outside of Korean authorities, are empowered to reverse the terrible injustice he is experiencing, an injustice partly of your own making".
The ministerial code states "ministers... must do nothing which might be seen as prejudicial to the planning decision process, particularly in advance of the decision being taken".
As long as sharia courts are allowed to make rulings on family law, women will be pressured into accepting decisions which are prejudicial.
Section 8(1) expressly stated, "in plain and unequivocal terms, that it is for the President to be satisfied that detention is necessary with a view to preventing the detainee from acting in any manner prejudicial to national security and the decision had been entrusted to the President".
Denham, who has made his letter public, asks O'Donnell: "Given these prejudicial statements, there must be serious questions about the decision to ask Mr Hunt to carry out this quasi-judicial role.
Mr. Pan's lawyers also wrote to the judge, accusing prosecutors of failing to appreciate the "likely prejudicial impact" of the arrests last week, adding, "At worst, the decision was an improper attempt to bolster what we believe the evidence will show to be a weak case brought for the wrong reasons".
The court's decision about how trial courts should respond to claims of prejudicial pretrial publicity may have a lasting and widespread impact.
Thus, judges' decisions to exclude evidence on the basis that it is prejudicial are often arbitrary, as Laudan shows by looking at actual cases.
Prejudicial beliefs about the lack of capacity to make rational and informed decisions has led to infringements of the rights of people with psychosocial disability to participate in political, legal, clinical and personal decisions which concern their lives [ 2, 7- 11].
In a decision published this month, it added: "The article did not include a prejudicial or pejorative reference to the complainant on the grounds of religion.
In a heated 129-page decision, Judge Kurt D. Englehardt of Federal District Court here declared that federal prosecutors had created a "prejudicial, poisonous atmosphere" in making anonymous online comments before and during the trial at nola.com, the Web site of The Times-Picayune, and ordered a new trial for all five officers.
