When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu argues unjustifiably for the need to continue the construction of West Bank settlements to allow for "natural growth" of settler families, he reminds me of the riskdriven guest player on the popular TV show "Deal or No Deal." In this show, the psyched up player is tempted to lose all his guaranteed winnings at an advanced stage of the game after achieving substantial gains. The player-turned-gambler often loses by overestimating his slim chances of winning the full million-dollar deal. Under the influence of passionate support from an interactive authence, the gambler typically rationalizes his refusal to quit while his situation is favorable and ends up losing. The player's reason for staying in the game against all odds is greed or vanity. The pl...
... from the president man the Middle East peace process. With Obama at the helm, the American legi... to the peace process and form an obvious breach of international law - the Fourth Geneva Conventio...
... Claim: That convicting him for leading a peaceful demonstration against segregation violated the Fir... then decided that Cox was causing a breach of the peace. He used a loudspeaker to order Cox's...
... misdemeanor arrests except in cases of "breach of the peace," a category she claims was then unde...
... to inflict injury or incite an immediate breach of the peace. (c) Obstructs, resists or attempts t...
... d'etre was the maintenance of international peace and security. The U.N. system was formulated to de... Court concluded that the sanctions breached the petitioner's rights under the Canadian Charter...
Eric Lapenna had not been in serious trouble with the law before, with only a breach of peace conviction on his record. But the 19- year-old Milford man was handed a three-year prison sentence Wednesday for embarking on a months-long crime spree last year that, like so many other cases that end up at Superior Court in Milford, was motivated by his drug addiction, authorities said. Lapenna robbed the Stop-Lite Deli in Milford Sept. 8, 2005, netting about $200, and about two weeks later broke into his grandmother's West Haven home, stealing jewelry worth about $450. The crimes were motivated by his heroin addiction, authorities said.
... arrests of persons who had committed a breach of the peace or a felony were permitted, and this...
... vague as were the common-law, breach-of-the-peace statutes invalidated in Edwards v. So...
... arrested and charged with "disturbing the peace." They were convicted in a state court under a sta... of Louisiana set aside convictions for breach of the peace, holding that the defendants did not ...
...(5) defamation and invasion of privacy; (6) breach of contract; (7) fraud; (8) due-process and First ..., criminal trespass requires a breach of the peace. . The district court correctly rejected this argu...
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