The phrase "active justice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about social justice, legal systems, or any context where proactive measures are taken to ensure fairness and equity.
Example: "The organization is committed to active justice, advocating for policies that address systemic inequalities."
Alternatives: "proactive justice" or "dynamic justice".
As the court grew, the nine most junior members would serve as the active justices.
"I speak for a majority of the active Justices of the Court when I say that we are both surprised and disappointed by the library's decision to give unrestricted public access to Justice Thurgood Marshall's papers," Rehnquist wrote to the Librarian of Congress.
Some have argued that the Supreme Court is required by law to have nine active justices.
The three judges making up the panel are Chief Judge Sandra L. Lynch, Judge Juan R. Torruella, and Judge Michael Boudin, who are Clinton, Reagan, and George H. W. Bush appointees, respectively, and the most senior active justices in the First Circuit.
The reference to the "majority" of the current active Justices in Justice Rehnquist's letter is ambiguous, but it may refer to the possibility that some Justices disagreed with him.
Douglas Hodge takes great risks as Titus, actually making the gnarled, time-weathered general seem to grow younger as he moves from Senecan victim to pro-active justice seeker; but it pays off handsomely and Hodge is superb in the final section, turning the pie-baking hero into a manic Gordon Ramsay.
"As active as Justice Souter was, Justice Sotomayor is more active," said Blatt, referring to David Souter, whom Sotomayor replaced.
"And as active as Justice [John Paul] Stevens was, Justice Kagan is more active than that". Justice Clarence Thomas was recently in the news as the fifth anniversary passed since he had asked a single question during arguments.
As well as the juvenile courts, 13 of the country's 20 provinces now have active juvenile justice committees and working groups, laying the groundwork for more comprehensive reform.
