Sentence examples similar to a draft justice from inspiring English sources

Last year, lawyers representing the bank sued the chairman of the political science department at Cleveland State University, saying that he had given reporters in the United States copies of a draft Justice Department report that suggested the Hank family engaged in drug-related money laundering through the bank.

UNICEF supported a draft juvenile justice law that would treat minors differently than adults, and would focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment.

In 1948, Americans for Democratic Action tried to draft Justice William O. Douglas as a Democratic presidential candidate.

On Thursday, Germany's justice ministry completed a draft to abolish its version.

"A regular law review article!" he wrote sarcastically about comments the chief justice made about a draft opinion in 1978.

He circulated a draft of a dissent that accused Justice Kennedy of using "hyperbole that can have but one purpose: to further incite an American press, public and pulpit" on the abortion debate.

Irish Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald published a draft sexual offences bill on Thursday, which outlined a raft of planned changes.

Mrs Justice Roberts has yet to deliver a detailed ruling, but a draft version has been given to both parties.

Instead, Russia presented a draft of the resolution, which called for those behind the crash to be brought to justice without mention of a tribunal.

When its investigation was completed, the board sent the company a draft of the report for comment "in accordance with the tenets of procedural fairness and natural justice".

The Rhodesian Minister for Justice and Law and Order, Desmond Lardner-Burke, presented the rest of the Cabinet with a draft for the declaration of independence on 5 November 1965.