Sentence examples for affected justice from inspiring English sources

In the federal system alone, which handles a small minority of criminal cases, the "vast majority" of 270,000 sentences in the last four years may be affected, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote in her dissent.

The DA himself may set priorities and policies for their staff to follow, but ADAs often have some latitude to affect justice however they see fit.

The verdict and sentencing dominated Japan's news.The event that was less noticed but might affect justice in Japan far more was a cabinet decision on March 2nd to send nine legal-reform bills to parliament.

The intensity of the legal reasoning affects justices in different ways.

Perhaps a great oral argument would have affected the justices' private deliberations before Justice Harry A. Blackmun wrote the majority opinion against Flood.

How has her sense of family obligation affected Ms. Justice's life?

Mr. Marquis, the Oregon prosecutor, said doing away with commercial bonds had affected the justice system in a negative way as well.

The distribution of income affected social justice, public confidence in the economic system and "even the balance of political power and influence in the nation".Certainly, clever youngsters have noticed where the big money is.

Our findings have implications for developing suicide prevention strategies which universally target those in contact with the justice system and therefore affect all justice professionals, clinicians and policy makers, notably the national Criminal Justice Mental Health Liaison and Diversion (CJMHLD) programme.

Only a cynic would believe that the contributions affected the justices' decision, at least until West Virginia came along.

As the U.S. grapples to unwrap the ACA and estimate the magnitude of its surprise, various challenges will, without doubt, affect criminal justice clients and the criminal justice system.