Sentence examples for believed justice from inspiring English sources
Blacks, by a large majority, believed justice had been done.
HRW's Bekele said South Sudanese people believed justice could help end cycles of violence.
Mr Sharma said tonight that he believed justice is being rushed out of popular pressure, and that there is a real danger that his clients – whom he maintains are innocent – could be wrongly convicted as a result.
Carol Bernstein, a lawyer and friend of Mr. Winkler's, testified at the trial that she had told Mr. Winkler that his lawyers believed Justice Snyder was biased against him.
During a sleepless night, he wrote what came to be known as the Zibel Memorandum, detailing three recent instances in which he believed Justice Thayer had committed breaches of ethics.
Walter Long, an appellate lawyer for the inmate, Napoleon Beazley, faxed a letter to the clerk of the Supreme Court on Friday evening saying he believed Justice Thomas should withdraw from the case because the victim's son, J. Michael Luttig, was a close adviser during the justice's contentious confirmation hearings in 1991.
Sen. Kip Bateman (R-Bridgewater) told his colleagues that he believed justices need to recuse themselves, citing judicial rules.
Not everyone believes justice is being done.
"We believe justice has been served," Ms. Barbuzzi said.
The police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, said: "We believe justice was served.
"I believe justice compels me to deviate from the guidelines," he said.
