The arrest of Mr. Hu, a Chinese-born Australian citizen, strained diplomatic relations between Australia and China in 2009 and 2010 because of disputes about whether he and three other Rio Tinto employees had been fairly prosecuted over allegations that they had stolen secrets from Chinese state-owned companies.
"Our policy is to prosecute racist and religious crime fairly, firmly and robustly.
Letta Tayler, a senior researcher at Human Rights Watch, warned that "if Yemen doesn't fairly investigate and prosecute those responsible for this deadly attack, it risks perpetuating the culture of impunity at the heart of Yemen's uprising".
Tax revenues must be fairly increased, corruption prosecuted and public-sector subsidies sharply reduced.
Or, he could stand on the side of justice, and allow these cases to be fairly investigated and prosecuted in civilian courts.
"The ICC operates in fairly difficult terrain, as it prosecutes some of the most powerful individuals in the world," he said.
A government that treats suspects fairly, questions them lawfully and prosecutes them vigorously and justly, is a government that can rely on allies and partners around the world in the fight against terrorism.
Thus, the community was supposed to see to the common defense, prosecute crime, and ensure that the marketplace operated fairly and to the benefit of all.
You can still, however, go out and purchase pepper spray or bear mace fairly easily, and almost nobody is prosecuted for using it in legitimate defense situations.
The rules on police bail – as opposed to much tougher court bail – were "fairly toothless" because they were unable to prosecute breaches of any conditions that might be laid down, Rowley told the Commons home affairs select committee.
The Bush administration -- in which Liz Cheney's papa held a fairly high position, you might recall -- prosecuted, after 9-11, 828 people on terrorism charges in civilian courts.
