In theory it provides broad scope for redress, but in practice it has had little effect, as foreign terrorists are hard to bring to justice.
"They felt that the advantages of European action - for example, a level playing field for UK businesses and a single transparent set of rules with scope for legal redress - outweighed the costs arising from administrative burdens, regulatory costs or policy trade-offs".
Thankfully, there are also stories of redress in our past.
The lack of redress is a significant flaw.
Does the video itself constitute a form of redress?
One might approve of the findings from the point of view of redress, but redress doesn't register as an economic gain.
Local watchdog organisations say complaints through the helplines usually lead to some sort of redress.
Hitherto, the constitutional court was seen as a place of redress in the disputes.
Consider too Rawls's "principle of redress".
Improving people's "rights of redress" when fined inappropriately.
Access to any sort of redress requires a federal lawsuit.
