Sentence examples for a note to justice from inspiring English sources

In 1973, while the court heard arguments during the National League Championship Series, Justice Potter Stewart passed a note to Justice Harry A. Blackmun that exhibited a nice sense of proportion.

At 6 p.m., the jury sent a note to Justice Doyle saying that they wanted to hear the cross-examination of a key prosecution witness, Detective John A. McLeer.

Harris-Perry said that the case inspired her to write a note to Justice Thomas.

But about 3 30 p.m., jurors sent a note to Justice Laura Visayingon-Lewis, saying they could not reach a decision.

They sent out a furious and misspelled note to Justice Phylis Skloot Bamberger of State Supreme Court, complaining that one juror refused to deliberate, another could not face the defendant's mother and a third "feels that no one should be enconserated no matter what the charge".

About two hours after deliberations began, the jury sent a note to L. Priscilla Hall, the presiding justice in the case.

Chief Justice Rehnquist scribbled a note to his colleagues and passed it along.

Beginning on Monday, the jury had sent notes to Justice Richard D. Carruthers saying they could not agree on the outstanding charges.

The inquiry also heard on Wednesday that the Guardian has submitted a private note to Lord Justice Leveson about the issue.

One such note went to Justice Scalia in July 1996, prompted by some particularly anguished dissenting opinions the justice had issued in the term just concluded.

Theresa May, the home secretary, declared that the misuse of stop and search was an "affront to justice", noting that it was especially unfair to young black men – who, at the time, were five times more likely to be stopped than their white counterparts.