Until then, Davis's story will be a prominent case in point for both sides in an increasingly heated debate, pitting those who would protect society from the prospective dangers posed by serial criminals against those who see the United States - whose overcrowded prisons house fully one-quarter of all the prisoners in the world, most of them black - as a bastion of injustice.
So not just tangible present dangers but prospective intangible ones are our targets.
A website has been created featuring the profiles of student activists who advocate BDS warning prospective employers about the dangers of hiring them upon graduation.
Writing for The Atlantic in May, Peter Beinart took stock of Clinton's momentum and concluded, "Joe Biden's prospective Presidential candidacy is in danger of becoming a joke".
If university biology teachers do not emphasise genetics as a potential part of general education or the mathematicians or psychologist do not introduce artificial intelligence at the university level for prospective teachers, there is a danger that these crucial topics will not be tackled in a serious way by many of the subject specialists preparing as teachers.
Anonymous, Arkansas You have an ethical (and in some jurisdictions, a legal) obligation to inform prospective buyers about defects or dangers in a house you're selling.
The prime minister, delivering his remarks in eloquent colloquial English, warned of the dangers of a prospective nuclear accord with Iran while invoking the horrors of the Holocaust and the deep bond between Israel and the United States.
When you're a trans woman with HIV, there's danger involved in telling prospective partners.
Because of the dangers inherent in their missions, prospective SEALs go through what is considered by many military experts to be the toughest training regime in the world.
"Long months of complete darkness, constant danger, safe return doubtful," he offered prospective crew members in an advertisement for the voyage.
