The phrase "a time when justice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or moment in which justice was served or was expected to be served.
Example: "We must remember a time when justice prevailed, and the truth was finally revealed."
Alternatives: "an era of justice" or "a moment of justice".
Mattingly and Jackson worked with the team in spring training, and it is not a coincidence that both are here now, at a time when Justice and Williams are fighting prolonged slumps.
Citing historical accounts, he wrote of a time when Justice Harlan F. Stone "tossed around a medicine ball with members of the Hoover administration mornings outside the White House," and when Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson "played poker with President Truman".
There was a time when justices were keenly sensitive to keeping it short.
That means you can now hear, download and share what happened inside the courtroom the moment every big case was handed down -- including what Chief Justice John Roberts said when he saved Obamacare a second time, when Justice Anthony Kennedy announced it's a constitutional right for same-sex couples to marry, and how Justice Samuel Alito affirmed Oklahoma's lethal injection protocol.
That does not, however, make him a candidate to take over the legacy of Ashe, who used his fame to help bring about social justice at a time when social justice was not accorded black Americans.
Darrow was the product of a time when the justice system was tough on crime, but had no regard for its causes.
That get-together has been criticized as inappropriate by Republicans and some Democrats at a time when the justice department has been investigating whether classified information was mishandled through Clinton's exclusive use of a private email server while she was secretary of state.
Our correspondent says that although Ms Bensouda is not new to The Hague, her appointment comes at a time when international justice is increasingly in the spotlight.
There may come a time when the justice minister is required to give a view, but that will not be for some months to come," he said.
They are detained and sentenced more punitively than boys, particularly at a time when juvenile justice arrests are at a decline.
And at a time when Chief Justice John Roberts' leadership and jurisprudence have come under fire, the wrong call could again arouse Republican ire against him.
