The Supreme Court of Finland and leading judicial experts protested the law as conflicting with the constitution of Finland and contrary to Western judicial principles, but they didn't comment on the political necessity of it.
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But the concept of putting behind bars a president or former president _ the elected leader of the free world, mind you _ over a personal issue that did not affect public policy is an obscene distortion of our judicial principles.
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Lund said this would make it highly unlikely for Norwegian courts to approve the extradition of terrorism suspects to the the United States since, he said, the suspects would risk receiving a treatment that was not in accordance with basic judicial principles.
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In countries which follow Romano-German jurisdiction, erecting a spite fence ( or a spite house ) is unequivocally prohibited because of the judicial principle of " prohibition of chicane " : law must not be used to allow or justify causing intentional harm.
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We should presume him innocent, not merely on high-minded judicial principle, but because it's hard to conceive of this deft politician being so reckless as to carry on an 18-month affair with a White House intern a few years older than his daughter, and then to raise it to the level of federal crime by suborning perjury.
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In Viatrovych's opinion, " " all that was uncovered were distorted facts and false testimony which go against judicial principles and logic . " " Viatrovych also stated that the man, who had previously approached president Yushchenko-the former chairman of the Yad Vashem complex ( Tommy Lapid )-was not an employee of the Yad Vashem archive.
