It would be nice if the conscience of humanity had a way to express itself and make a difference.
Sentencing them, the trial judge, Mr Justice Treacy, had described the crime as a "murder which scarred the conscience of the nation".
He also appealed to the wider community to "search their conscience" and contact the police if they had any information.
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The 42-year-old judge said in a letter to the ISU on Thursday that she had voted according to her conscience.
Parliamentarians were allowed a conscience vote, and, crucially, the reform had the backing of both the Prime Minister John Key and leader of the opposition David Shearer, the BBC's Phil Mercer in Sydney reports.
Ultimately, the authorities concluded that Willingham was a man without a conscience whose serial crimes had climaxed, almost inexorably, in murder.
Asia's slowness on the Net means that many companies and businesses had their names snaffled up before the Net and e-commerce entered the region's collective conscience.
Judge Zoe Smith described the incident as "horrific", adding Clarke-Dilly had shown no signs of remorse or conscience.
He spoke about how two of his great-grandfathers had moved to find a better life and how another started work at the age of 12 in a colliery - and that these events had helped shape his "social conscience".
The faculty committee found she had "systematically and intentionally" copied parts of her thesis, Person and Conscience.
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"The pope began to regret to some extent what he had done and he really had some crisis of conscience, " Kurtzer says.
She said the complainants were "men of integrity" who had "done a difficult thing and acted according to their conscience".
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