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Some Harvard players think that fighter officiating would help. They point out that when referees are willing to call a lot of penalties, players are more careful. And though it seems somewhat law and orderish, maybe two-game suspensions would deter violence. Landolt says such a ruling would not effect him, but he might feel otherwise if such a ruling were enacted...
...Hoffman is doling out contempt charges and saying that lawyers "who are waiting in the wings" are responsible for the rise in crime. Kunstler finishes with a plea that his fate "not deter other lawyers throughout the country who, in the difficult days that lie ahead, will be asked to defend clients against a steadily increasing governmental encroachment upon their most fundamental liberties...
...Britain, the minister himself takes on this judicial function and polices his own department. Though he was once responsible to Parliament for his conduct, the party system ended that. Only the remote possibility that he would harm the party's success in the next general claxon would deter his abuses...
...well aware of the possibility of the NCAA berth, and went after it vigorously in the final period. The Crimson did little to deter the effort. John Danby knocked in a ten-footer at 3:28 to make it 5-1, and even Crimson wing Jack Turco's seventh goal of the tournament failed to keep Harvard alive...
...people and one act of violence endangering property or other people. According to some scholars, anyone who crosses a state line intending to join a demonstration that becomes violent now runs the risk of Government prosecution, even though others incite the ruckus. As critics see it, the law might deter even orderly expressions of grievances-and is unnecessary, since every state already has numerous laws for punishing incitement or disorderly conduct...