"Studies of mandatory minimums conclude that they fail to reduce crime, they waste the taxpayers' money, and they often require the imposition of sentences that violate common sense".
"But there are legit diagnoses and legit treatments that don't violate common sense".
"You would be unwise to believe such a baroque mixture, which seems to violate common sense," Kirshner cautions.
As I've written before, reports of a generational war violate common sense, meaning that when I heard about it I thought, "No way".
In a 1989 case in Kentucky, the Supreme Court held that executing a juvenile offender did not violate "common standards of decency," or the cruel and unusual punishments clause of the Eighth Amendment.
Both violate common knowledge of rationality.
The evaluations indicate that the proposed approach is capable of identifying software components that violate common software design principles.
Therefore, contrary to what one might hope, there are relativistic co-existence laws which violate common cause principles.
Their argument is misguided because it creates exceptions for genetics that violate common medical practice and because it defines autonomy far too narrowly.
This finding is most surprising as it seems to violate common biochemical wisdom that 'The activities of the pathways that produce ATP are under strict coordinated control so that ATP is never produced more rapidly than necessary' (quoted from [ 31]).
