For some law students, particularly, though not only, students of color, this chain of events is all the more profound as it threatens to undermine a sense that the law is a fundamental pillar of society designed to protect fairness, due process, and equality.
This sought to combine the advantages of competition between suppliers with the safety of retaining public funding to protect fairness in access to care [ 1].
The trade-off, say commissioners and long-time participants in the coastal planning process, is that the agency's proceedings will become more public, protecting the fairness of its decision-making process at a time when some panel members are being criticized for coziness with developers.
The president of the United States has no greater responsibility than to protect the fairness and integrity of our justice system.
But the judge, Susan Illston of United States District Court, said keeping the jurors anonymous until they are dismissed would protect the fairness of the trial.
"But at the end of the day, to protect the fairness of the game, we do apply the policy consistently across the field".
At its recent annual meeting, the American Bar Association took overdue action to protect judicial fairness and impartiality in the face of skyrocketing special-interest spending in state judicial elections.
Citizens United mistakenly overruled longstanding cases that protected the fairness and integrity of elections.
Congress may regulate political contributions and independent expenditures for any federal office as may be reasonable to protect the fairness and integrity of such elections.
That will be one fine line to draw -- the FCC has authority over broadband to support service for your constituents but not to protect the fairness of broadband for everyone online.
