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• Private misconduct, or even public misconduct short of an offense against the state, is not redressable by impeachment,
• But opponents of reparations commonly argue that other examples of past imperfection are redressable in ways that slavery is not.
• By placing an inestimable value on the redressable grievances of Palestinians and a grievously inconsequential value on Israeli lives, the ICJ has dealt a blow to those earnestly seeking a two-state solution in which Israelis and Palestinians live in peace and security.
• The opinion of one justice that another's view of a statute was wrong, even really wrong, does not overcome the institutional advantages conferred by adherence to stare decisis in cases where the wrong is fully redressable by a coordinate branch of government.
• Establishing that this injury is redressable would furthermore require speculation that legislators would pass along the increase in revenue resulting from the abolition of the tax credit in the form of tax reductions to the plaintiffs . " Neither sort of speculation suffices to support standing ."
• Private misconduct, or even public misconduct short of an offense against the state, is not redressable by impeachment because that solemn process, in Justice Story's words, addresses " offenses which are committed by public men in violation of their public trust and duties ."