He thus argues for courtrooms reconfigured as places of elaborate storytelling; lawyers who are "healers" rather than pit bulls; judges who emote from the bench; and laws that redress harms to the spirit, not just the body.
These feminists, though not always liberals, nonetheless share some general liberal concerns about using the 'blunt and treacherous' instrument of the law in the quest to redress harms, especially in light of the way in which the law has frequently been used to oppress women, or where laws enacted with the best of intentions have nonetheless had this unintended effect.
This logic of redressing harm through compensation, rather than by reducing it directly, is pivotal to CMMB and is the foundation of its allure.
The fact that the government is, on the face of it, attempting to redress the harm done to the Windrush generation, and simultaneously equipping the Home Office with the power to do even greater harm, reveals how disingenuous their humanitarian posturing is.
Both companies would surely haggle over the value of IBP, whose stock has fluctuated since the merger fell apart, he said, making the completion of the merger the only fair way to "redress the harm threatened to IBP and its stockholders".
He is not a saint but the Briton's period in denial as the allegations mounted around him in 2004 was infinitely shorter – a matter of a few months – and was followed by a prompt confession, a willingness to accept the consequences of his actions, and positive action to redress the harm he had done to his sport.
Do you see any realistic, practical proposals to redress the harm and prevent its recurrence?
Similarly, the ESF allows for third party financial intermediaries (FIs) to take responsibility for managing social and environmental risk, leading to concerns around the processes through which communities will be able to seek redress for harm.
In addition, patients can only file a claim when they are informed about the possibility to financially redress the harm that is suffered.
Since low intensity conflicts cause disability in individuals, and in seeking to move forward from periods of conflict, the need to redress the harm done to individuals and families during this conflict is clear.
