| The King is at first inclined to agree with this principle and to mete out to the sororicide the punishment he deserves. |
| But a commitment to fairness and justice does not require the government or private citizens to mete out identical treatment. |
| He must be henceforth treated like a moral leper to satisfy our conviction that endless ongoing punishment without mercy is ours to mete out to him forever. |
| In the final analysis Bill C-15B would give judges the ability to mete out greater sentences and come down hard on those who are convicted. |
| A commitment to fairness and justice does not require one to mete out identical treatment. |
| I am glad to say that the courts in my country are independent and still able to mete out justice, even if it is posthumous. |
