Sentence examples for a justice from from inspiring English sources

Correction: April 17, 2000, Monday An article on Thursday about the makeup of the New Jersey Supreme Court referred incorrectly in some copies to the last time the court had a justice from one of the state's eight southernmost counties.

It has been 29 years since the court included a justice from one of the state's eight southernmost counties, and 39 1/2 years since the last one was appointed.

It has been 29 years since the New Jersey Supreme Court had a justice from one of the state's eight southernmost counties, and 39 1/2 years since the last one was appointed.

Thus, three states may claim that he is a Justice from that state.

"Is that right?" For the program to go ahead, a justice from the conservative bloc would need to side with the four liberals.

While there is no law barring a justice from deciding cases in which he or she was not present for oral arguments, tradition dictates that justices don't decide those cases.

The counsel said he could not expect a proper justice from a bench presided by justice Thilakawardhana.

"We have not had a justice appointed from a state court since Ronald Reagan plucked Sandra Day O'Connor from the Arizona [state] Court of Appeals," he said.

A court-ordered consent decree temporarily added an eighth justice from a new black district.

Of course, this process also would prevent a great justice from spending a lifetime on the court.

There are many who would coldly object to a Justice selected from the membership of the Union League.