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• Constantine redefined rape as a public offense rather than as a private wrong.
• Private actions not only redress private wrongs but also vindicate the public interest in free competition.
• Elected officials are no more qualified than ordinary voters to assess the private wrongs of public officeholders.
• The first Christian emperor Constantine redefined rape as a public offense rather than as a private wrong.
• "Impeachment was never intended to be a remedy for private wrongs, " the lawyers wrote.
• But any wrong that Martin Luther King may have committed with Georgia Powers, 26 years ago, was a most private wrong.
• O'Byrne's docility remained in doubt, and he was soon found attacking Arklow Castle in revenge for a private wrong.
• As the president's lawyers wrote in a pretrial brief, " impeachment was never intended to be a remedy for private wrongs.
• :: : : Edit warring isn't a private wrong like a tort : it's not something that merely harms another person.
• Clinton has made what I regard as grave mistakes of policy, and he may have done private wrongs that are the subject of so much innuendo.
• Thus the Hellenic laws treated all forms of theft, assault, rape, and murder as private wrongs, and left action for enforcement up to the victims or their survivors.
• Much as people disliked Clinton's sordid behavior in the White House, they disapproved of the way he was trapped by Starr and the private wrong turned into a political assault.
• Like theft or robbery, rape was originally considered a " private wrong " " iniuria privita ", a crime between the abductor and the legal guardian of the woman in question.
• Impeachment, Ruff said, " is not a remedy for private wrongs; it's a method of removing someone whose continued presence in office would cause grave danger to the nation ."
• Public wrongs are called crimes or public offenses whereas private wrongs are called torts and either involve the breach of a duty of care, a wrongful trespass against the person or property of another, and breaches of agreement or contract.
• In other words, the question is what should be seen as a private wrong ( as was held in the vertical restraints case of " Courage Ltd v Crehan " ) and what should be seen as a public wrong where only public enforcers are competent to impose penalties.
• Section 307 of the California Code of Civil Procedure is a typical example of how the forms of action were abolished in those states : " There is in this State but one form of civil actions for the enforcement or protection of private rights and the redress or prevention of private wrongs ."
• We held the injunction to be an unconstitutional prior restraint, reasoning that " the injunction operates, not to redress alleged private wrongs, but to suppress ( speech ) on the basis of previous publications . " 402 U . S ., at 418-419 ( emphasis added ).
• We found the order to be an unconstitutional prior restraint, observing that the statute which authorized the order " is not aimed at the redress of individual or private wrongs, " id ., at 709, and that " the object of the statute is not punishment, . . . but suppression, " id ., at 711.
• The " "'Commentaries on the Laws of England " "'are an influential 18th-century treatise on the common law of England by Sir William Blackstone, originally published by the Clarendon Press at Oxford, 1765 1769 . The work is divided into four volumes, on the rights of persons, the rights of things, of private wrongs and of public wrongs.