The phrase "array of justice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse or varied representation of justice, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The legal system must strive to create an array of justice that addresses the needs of all communities."
Alternatives: "spectrum of justice" or "variety of justice".
An overlapping array of justices were divided on the rationale for the decision, with the majority saying the problem was the placement of the device on private property.
"There was a broad consensus that making the comparison between institutional and individual investors is acceptable to a broad array of justices and acceptable to the defendants," Professor Birdthistle said.
2. If a diverse array of justices is desirable, should we not be concerned that if you are confirmed, six out of the nine justices will be Roman Catholics, or is it somehow wrong to start paying attention to the extreme overrepresentation of Catholicism on the court at the moment when we have our first Hispanic nominee?
When you said you hoped that "a wise Latina" would make better judicial decisions, did you mean it as a pleasantry aimed at people who had invited you to speak about diversity or will you now defend the idea that decision-making on the Supreme Court is enhanced by an array of justices representing different backgrounds?
"We invest in a wide array of criminal justice issues and policies, including strategies for improving the clearance rate of criminal cases," they said in a statement.
The groups, which engage in a wide array of social justice advocacy, have been talking for over a month with the defendants — the city, the Secret Service and the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources — about logistics surrounding demonstrations.
She helped to secure significant funding to pursue racial equity work, published two volumes of the Journal of Law in Society, and organized a wide array of social justice programming for law students, scholars, and the community.
The focus of the Journal is on a wide array of criminal justice topics and issues.
An expert on an array of social justice issues, Darren Walker is president of the Ford Foundation, the nation's second largest philanthropy.
It is quite human of us to be somewhat removed from the vast array of social justice concerns in this world when there is an absence of immediate consequences or a foreseen potential impact on our own lives.
