I agree but still, so far the Court may not have paid a lot of attention to that but I believe it will for the foreseeable future, every breach of the understanding of the Rule of Law fairness is a breach of power. I never said that the legal techniques should be written under the understanding of the Rule of Law Fairness, what I wanted to emphasize on was that the breach in the understanding of the Rule of Law Fairness is more than a lack of understanding of the legal implications and techniques. It goes deeper it questions further than education, to neglect it undermines considerably more than just a Court order or the Court itself. That said, u can't either allow one's view of Fairness to write the Law or guide its understanding while a decision can explore and answer how is questioned the Rule of Law Fairness under these circumstances. Think that's what I meant...