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… about it has not been that people disagree as to whether or not punishment is justifiable. Most people have held that, freed from certain abuses, it is an acceptable institution. Only a few have rejected punishment entirely, which is rather surprising when one considers all that can be said against it. The difficulty is with the justification of punishment: various arguments for it have been given by moral philosophers, but so far none of them has won any sort of general acceptance; no justification is without those who detest it’. Zie over de verenigingstheorieën … op het door antropologen en etnografen verricht onderzoek doen ter aanbeveling van alternatieven voor het publieke strafrecht: Bovenkerk, F., Van primitieve tot lekerechters. Exotische alternatieven voor het Westerse strafrecht?, in: Bovenkerk, F., Buys, F., Tromp, H. (red.), Wetenschap en Partijdigheid. Liber Amicorum André J.F. Köbben, Van Gorcum, Assen, 1990, p. 189-200. 13 Caenegem, R.C. van, Geschiedkundige inleiding tot het recht, deel II: publiekrecht, 3e herz. dr., Kluwer, Deurne, 1994, …

… which were not accepted and provided for in the model answer. Furthermore, you did not bring up the treaty revision procedure as an example of a policy field requiring unanimous voting by the council in your answer. Therefore, no additional points can be given. I hope to have informed you sufficiently.” Dit was de reactie die appellant heeft ontvangen naar aanleiding van zijn argumenten. Deze reactie op de argumenten van appellant is voldoende gedetailleerd en brengt het CBE niet tot het oordeel …