? “Where’s your corduroy coat? I don’t know.”. ? “We’re all out of clean dishes? Hurry up and wash some out by hand right now ? supper’s almost ready, and it’ll burn if you get in my way in the kitchen.”. ? “If you don’t hang it up, you’ll have to wear it wrinkled.”. ? “If it doesn’t get into the laundry, it won’t be ready the next time you want to wear it.”. Some wives and mothers let natural consequences take over ?. In my experience, getting family members to pick up after themselves can be hard. It’s an ongoing process, not a job you can just do and forget about. Even the most meticulous housekeeper always has some little project pending.

She suggests shining up your kitchen sink, if you’re starting from Square One. You’re getting something done, and it’s productive. So it’s okay to set yourself limited goals you can accomplish in fifteen minutes. She knows that a house can get into such terrible shape that the task of dealing with the whole mess can seem insurmountable. Despite the third party interveners’ submission that recourse to the courts is difficult, the fact that Fourteenth Amendment cases have been brought by inmates at ADX shows that such difficulties can be overcome. Even if the transfer process were unsatisfactory, there would be recourse to both the Bureau’s administrative remedy programme and the federal courts, by bringing a claim under the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, to cure any defects in the process. There is no evidence to suggest that such a hearing is merely window dressing. Their involvement and the requirement that a hearing be held before transfer provide an appropriate measure of procedural protection. Placement is accompanied by a high degree of involvement of senior officials within the Bureau who are external to the inmate’s current institution. Instead, it is clear from the declarations submitted by the Government, particularly that of Mr Milusnic, that the Federal Bureau of Prisons applies accessible and rational criteria when deciding whether to transfer an inmate to ADX. Therefore, while it may well be the case that, as Professor Rovner states, inmates convicted of terrorism offences were sent to ADX soon after 11 September 2001 (despite years of good conduct in other, less secure federal prisons), the applicants have not shown that they would be detained at ADX merely as a result of conviction for terrorism offences. The evidence submitted by the United States’ authorities shows that not all inmates who are convicted of international terrorism offences are housed at ADX. For the first, the Court finds no basis for the applicants’ submission that placement at ADX would take place without any procedural safeguards.

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