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It exercises concurrent jurisdiction in cases where the rights are purely of a legal nature , but where other and more efficient aid is required than a court of law can afford , to meet the difficulties of the case and ensure full redress . A tack shop for the english equestrian and horse person that seeks quality saddles , bridles , and clothing from suppliers such as Millers , Eisers , Tailored Sportsman and Essex at a price the average rider can afford . In each of these cases of conflict , neither party can afford to divert to these needless hostilities the precious resources that their people require . " Hard science is often alien to primary-level reading instruction , snake oil and charismatic solutions being preferred far more often than this country can afford , " said Venezky in his congressional testimony . The nest lay under the lee of a small rock , exposed to all the heat the sun can afford in that country . Personal accounts are not a magic bullet that will save Social Security , but coupled with progressive reforms to the benefit structure , they offer workers a much better deal than current law can afford .