...nt, unjust dismissals of Albanians (mainly of teachers, journalists, policemen and judges) and the occasional torture or murder. Serb intellectuals... ...of health. Calendars enumerated the holidays of all religions, side by side. Muslim judges ("kadis") married Muslim men to non-Muslim women and int... ...ethical percepts and the blunting of moral judgment. - Would you rather live under sharia law? Don't you find Liberal Democracy vastly superior to ...

...ethical percepts and the blunting of moral judgment. - Would you rather live under sharia law? Don't you find Liberal Democracy vastly superior to ... ...ce the Senate, the bicameral legislature, the institutions of jury and professional judges, the interlocking system of checks and balances and other... ...abolish the filibuster in the Senate and by a profligacy of recess appointments of judges and officials). Its instincts and reflexes are elitist, u...

...n by General Council; judiciary chosen by Co-Princes who ap- point two civil judges, a judge of appeals, and two battles (court prosecutors); final ap... ...ting of Queen represented by Governor General, Senate, and House of Commons; judges appointed by Governor General on the advice of the government; Sup... ... the former Transjordan and Palestine; law Western in concept and structure; Sharia (religious) courts for Muslims, and religious community council co... ...er State Consultative Assembly to advise him; judicial tradi- tional Islamic judges and a nascent civil court system National holiday: National Day, 1... ...ion, with reserva- tions; President Zia's government has established Islamic Sharia courts parallel- ing the secular courts and has introduced Koranic...

...ne considers this to be an achievement unless Stephen Hawking is involved. Society judges the fact that Hawking is still (mentally and sexually) al... ...onists". In all societies, crime is a growth industry. Millions of professionals - judges, police officers, criminologists, psychologists, journali... ...hment (read Kafka). Such impending punishment generates anxiety whenever the person judges himself not to have been altruistically "sufficient". It ... ...he outcomes of his actions. He has a sense of special, unwarranted entitlement, he judges his environment and the world, at large, erroneously. In ... ...ethical percepts and the blunting of moral judgment. - Would you rather live under sharia law? Don't you find Liberal Democracy vastly superior to ... ... Aristotle described the "Great Soul". It is a virtuous agent (actor, player) that judges himself to be possessed of a great soul (in a self-refere...

...ne considers this to be an achievement unless Stephen Hawking is involved. Society judges the fact that Hawking is still (mentally and sexually) al... ...onists". In all societies, crime is a growth industry. Millions of professionals - judges, police officers, criminologists, psychologists, journali... ...hment (read Kafka). Such impending punishment generates anxiety whenever the person judges himself not to have been altruistically "sufficient". It ... ...he outcomes of his actions. He has a sense of special, unwarranted entitlement, he judges his environment and the world, at large, erroneously. In ... ...ethical percepts and the blunting of moral judgment. - Would you rather live under sharia law? Don't you find Liberal Democracy vastly superior to ... ... Aristotle described the "Great Soul". It is a virtuous agent (actor, player) that judges himself to be possessed of a great soul (in a self-refere...