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justice, n principle of medical ethics according to which a person treats another person with fairness in both medical and nonmedical settings. justice, n the constant and perpetual disposition to render every person his or her due. Also, the conformity of one's actions and will to the law. |
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| Legally, he shows that cunning folk were at least as much a concern as witches when the various "witchcraft" statutes were drafted, but they were seldom prosecuted rigorously, and as a consequence judicial measures never came close to suppressing them. Under the international convention against torture, which Morocco has adopted, each state shall take effective legislative, administrative and judicial measures to ban torture in all regions under its management, criminalize acts of torture and sue their perpetrators. In addition, they involve added costs, relative to passenger-related expenses that were not forecasted, the costs incurred with aircraft on the ground waiting for permission to take off, additional personnel expenses and eventual indemnifications that may be sought through judicial measures. |
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