Príklady wrongful

• Lawyers gave their lengthiest and most emotional responses in describing cases in which, despite their professional efforts, a wrongful and harmful custody ruling was issued.

• If it remains wrongful, that is in virtue of considerations entirely different from considerations that make it a wrong to the victim.

• As this article has demonstrated, throughout the eighteenth century, there were legal remedies against wrongful confinement, however costly and difficult they were to obtain.

• Of course, it is an unfortunate fact of life that a desire for these experiential goods naturally motivates wrongful behaviour.

• Harm can also occur when people are affected by the prospect, rather than the actuality, of a wrongful action.

• This then fuels his analogy to wrongful life cases.

• These instructions make no mention of duties of repair for wrongful losses.

• Importantly, the arguments for mandator y, parent-funded insurance schemes still rely on the same fount of argument that supports wrongful life liability without pooled risk.

• For example, wrongs of these sorts raise problems of definition, since not ever y intentionally demeaning act is a wrongful insult.

• Surely not if you think even the initial proposal isn't wrongful.

• First, there might be limitations on the threats it is legitimate to issue to deter wrongful conduct.

• As has been evident throughout, the risk-liability theory requires only that the imposition of risks be wrongful.

• It is not necessarily easy to identify in law the intuition that one's dignity or integrity might be damaged by wrongful behaviour.

• And if per formance of the act would be morally wrongful, so too is the threat.

• Either way, the crux of an excuse is that one's blameworthiness for engaging in wrongful conduct-or the wrongfulness of the conduct-is reduced or eliminated.