It would appear to be a matter of elementary justice that a penalty of a character that could be serious, should not be invoked unless the individual has committed some serious offence for which the law provides this penalty.” Richard Plender, “The Ugandan Crisis and the Right of Expulsion under International Law”, The Review: International Commission of Jurists, No. 9, 1972, pp. 19-32, at p. 23.
Parece de justicia elemental que una pena que podría ser grave no pueda imponerse a menos que el individuo haya cometido algún delito grave para el que la ley contemple esa pena”, Richard Plender, “The Ugandan Crisis and the Right of Expulsion under International Law”, The Review: International Commission of Jurists, No. 9, 1972, págs. 19 a 32, en especial pág.