This power isn't unlimited: particularly
egregious violations of the law must be prosecuted.
Not exact matches
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman filed a separate civil rights lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein, Robert Weinstein and the Weinstein companies at large for «
egregious violations of New York's civil rights, human rights, and business
laws» earlier this year, his office said in a statement.
So you're saying, basically, that like there is always a chance for a system to behave in
egregious violation of the second
law, for its macroscopy entropy to suddenly and spontaneously decrease.
I've already argued that taking any gas and without doing any work causing it to separate into hotter and colder gas is a horrible,
egregious violation of the second
law, yet the entire gas column is by construction hydrodynamically stable, with a density strictly decreasing with height and without the slightest thing to cause bulk convection or other movements
of air where «work» can be done.
After reviewing commentaries on Articles 18 and 34
of the UNCITRAL Model
Law, the Court
of Appeal, without deciding on how serious or
egregious the conduct must be before a
violation could be established, said that the conduct complained
of «must be sufficiently serious or
egregious so that one could say that a party has been denied due process.»
(New York
Law Journal, Judge Drafts List
of Banned Purchases for Father After His «
Egregious» Child Support
Violations)
Minors can indeed be treated differently under the
law, hence the business
of «trying as an adult» in case
of egregious violation.