It shows a level of solicitude for the defendant that you don't normally see".
Before this crisis, the administration did not show a great deal of solicitude for the views of the Russians or even our European allies.
Huckabee combines pure moralism with incoherent populism: He wants Washington to impose a nationwide ban on smoking in public, show more solicitude for Americans of modest means and impose more protectionism, thereby raising the cost of living for Americans of modest means.
The President has highlighted this particular virtue of empathy in the emphasis he has placed on understanding the law as it "affects the lives of ordinary people," and Kagan herself, in her tribute to Thurgood Marshall, singled out Marshall's belief that it was the responsibility of the courts to show "special solicitude for the despised and disadvantaged".
Writing only for himself in another part of his concurrence, Justice Kennedy said that courts should show special solicitude to officials holding national office.
Among them, Curt Levey of the Committee for Justice has decried a supposed "Kagan/Marshall judicial philosophy," noting that in her tribute she described as a "thing of glory" her former boss's view that courts should show special solicitude for disadvantaged parties.
His other responses, too, were mixtures of solicitude, truculence and piety.
Allen had also arrived early, accompanied by a towering young female Italian assistant — a sort of sequoia of solicitude.
Hasn't the Mahabharata taught us anything about the value of solicitude and diplomacy?
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