Sentence examples for a wrongful justice from inspiring English sources

"He was a victim of a wrongful justice system, and his family was also," Ms. Tucker said.

Signs of Wrongful Justice Certainly, many of them have been ordered to die for crimes, like bribery, that would earn them only brief jail terms in the West.

It's a promise so sacrosanct that many reporters would only consider breaking it in the rarest of exceptions - when life or death, or the nation's security, was at stake, or to prevent a miscarriage of justice, such as a wrongful conviction in a murder case.

In a country where people want -- expect -- a cure for every illness, a pill for every pain, a new beginning to erase every mistake, it is hard to accept a criminal justice system that can leave a wrongful death unavenged.

Since a right to reparation is always generated by a wrongful harm, such rights are part of corrective justice or to use Rawls's term, "partial compliance theory" (Rawls 1971: 8, 9).

To call what happened to Jerome Murdough in a Rikers Island prison cell a "wrongful death" is the sort of euphemism only criminal justice can conjure.

In another case stemming from Mr. Baez's death, a Supreme Court justice in the Bronx unsealed additional parts of a deposition yesterday in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the Baez family against the Police Department.

McGary emphasizes that a backward-looking sense of justice can justify the repayment of a comparable value to victims who have suffered a wrongful loss or harm.

Ongoing in downtown Los Angeles is a wrongful death trial.

I will do this because I know how a wrongful conviction can destroy one's life and because we best honor crime victims by ensuring that the actual perpetrators are brought to justice".

"We think it is a wrongful action by the government".