Her actions were deemed "legal," but they were also found to violate the Alaska Executive Branch Ethics Act, and in so finding can hardly be heralded as a vindication — not of character, and certainly not of judgment.
What was clear was that Mr. Wilpon and Mr. Katz used the settlement as vindication of their character.
The following year, Sharp's brother, Dr. Leander Sharp, wrote Vindication of the character of the late Col. Solomon P. Sharp to defend Sharp from the charges made in Beauchamp's confession.
Sharp's brother, Dr. Leander Sharp, attempted to counter Beauchamp's Confession with Vindication of the Character of the late Col. Solomon P. Sharp, which he wrote in 1827.
The following year, Sharp's brother, Dr. Leander Sharp, wrote Vindication of the Character of the Late Col. Solomon P. Sharp to defend him from the charges contained in Beauchamp's confession.
"This is as much about vindication of his own character as it is about some Tour goal or some bike race," Suh said.
And with no humanization or vindication of the outraged characters, the message comes through clearly: Such protests are uninformed, illegitimate, and easily dismissed.
It is significant that Hook's vindication of Marxism by reference to its scientific character paves the way for the refutation of Marxism when its predicted consequences are not verified in practice.
The Times, which had complained that "the name of England has been blackened before the whole world, while the continent grinned with joyous delight", regarded the guilty verdict as vindication of John Bull's good character.
Terry's constant theme is that Shakespeare's plays are a vindication of women, and that his female characters have more moral courage than his men.
Bornstein called the case a "vindication of our defamation laws".
