Punitive damages in a defamation case arejustified to punishapersonfor outrageousconduct which ismalicious, wanton, reckless, or in willfuldisregard foranother'srights.
But bragging rights went to Paul James as he justified coach Warren Gatland's faith to hand him the number three shirt - twice earning penalties against rival rookie Wyatt Crockett on the Kiwi loose-head.
For American lawyers, the answer is simple: "The English had used their own Declaration of Rights to depose James II and these acts were deemed completely lawful and justified, " they say in their summary.