There have been suspensions or bans of other prominent trainers, but they only underscored how remarkable Mr. Dutrow's punishment will be if it is upheld.
The notion that a jury in a capital case has to determine not only legal culpability but also moral blameworthiness has always struck me as a remarkable measure of our unresolved attitudes toward capital punishment.
Richards describes the episode as "truly remarkable" for its depiction of Janeway's sentence of capital punishment and her performing the very first execution in all of Star Trek.
The 400,000-strong army in the former Burma is remarkable for its cohesion, cemented by a system of rewards and punishments, and military analysts have found little sign of dissent in its ranks.
If it finds this unfair, too, the bank might want to reflect on the remarkable efficiency of Japan's criminal-justice system, which boasts a 99% conviction rate.The punishment is likely to be stiff.
Bryony Lavery's remarkable play, seen four years ago at Birmingham Rep, tackles a notoriously treacherous subject: our attitudes to crime and punishment, and in particular to the treatment of child-abusing serial killers.
Despite remarkable repayment rates in microcredit group lending, anecdotal evidence from the field suggests that there is excessive punishment among group members.
Herzog did his work with remarkable restraint, allowing viewers to draw their own conclusions, despite his own quiet assertion that he did not agree with capital punishment himself.
Besides the tragedy of the murder itself, what has made the case remarkable is its reliance on a 1988 state law called the Street Terrorism Enforcement and Prevention (STEP) Act, which gives prosecutors broad powers to intensify punishment.
