The district courts were given jurisdiction over all federal crimes "where no other punishment than whipping, not exceeding thirty stripes, a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, or a term of imprisonment not exceeding six months, is to be inflicted".
Like the lawyers described in the article who are donating their time to prevent injustice, medical providers should make themselves available to testify to the harm that has been inflicted and can be expected to be inflicted in the future if these children are deported.
This is the process that allows suffering to be inflicted on innocent people on a daily basis.
Given that it will take about £80,000 to repair the Jones's home, this figure suggests that billions of pounds of damage is likely to be inflicted in the near future.
The mindset that has permitted atrocities to be inflicted on humans is the same mindset that allows the abuse of animals to occur.
Gower is up in the pavilion considering a declaration, but the sense is there is one last dose of pain to be inflicted.
It was in the back of a house on a busy road, and I can remember to this day the view from the window and how ironically peaceful it was considering the pain that was about to be inflicted on me.
At the outbreak of the Second World War, Tom Baines, a lonely, aimless architecture buff in his early forties, is horrified by the damage about to be inflicted on Liverpool's magnificent skyline by the Blitz.
That means that some pain will have to be inflicted on bondholders.This will be easier to achieve now that euro-zone governments have agreed that sovereign-debt issues after 2013 should contain collective-action clauses, which stop hold-out investors blocking deals.
The relish with which David Cameron announced that our whole way of life would be affected for years by impending cuts, and no one in the land would be exempt from the asperities about to be inflicted, suggested to many that he and his fellow cabinet-millionaires will probably weather the coming storm better than the rest of us.
