Sentence examples for analysis justice from inspiring English sources
"Subjective intentions play no role in ordinary, probable-cause Fourth Amendment analysis," Justice Scalia concluded.
But for a variety of reasons, the precedents the administration relied on did not govern the analysis, Justice John Paul Stevens said for the majority.
It is difficult to do his analysis justice in a short summary but here are the main points of his argument.
Departing from his usual mode of statutory analysis, Justice Scalia examined the law's drafting history and concluded that it demonstrated that the law "applied only to federal defendants, and the phrase 'or other clemency' was unquestionably superfluous".
In another passage that was crucial to the Second Circuit's analysis, Justice Scalia argued that "the historical tradition of prohibiting the carrying of 'dangerous and unusual weapons'" made such restrictions compatible with the Second Amendment.
After factor analysis, distributive justice, procedural justice, and interactional justice had Cronbach α values of 0.892, 0.865, and 0.820, respectively.
He was supported in this analysis by Justice Souter and Justice John Paul Stevens.
Having concluded that the First Amendment had a role to play in the analysis, Chief Justice Roberts next considered whether the 1999 law swept too broadly.
WEDNESDAY'S oral argument at the Supreme Court on the constitutionality of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 brought an extraordinary piece of analysis from Justice Antonin Scalia a comment that drew gasps from the audience.
She pieces together what is known, or can be deduced, about Regilla's life and death — with few exceptions, she notes, "the words of women in antiquity are not extant" — and provides an absorbing analysis of justice, society, culture, and customs in the second-century Roman Empire.
In addition, based on a retrospective analysis of justice files, Bijleveld and Hendriks [ 14] reported that group sex offenders had lower scores on the personality characteristics neuroticism, impulsivity and sensation seeking and higher scores on sociability as compared to solo sex offenders.
