Sentence examples for biased justice from inspiring English sources
Access to justice in the UK could provide victims with a remedy as a parallel option to the slow, sometimes biased justice systems in low-cost sourcing countries.
He spoke out and acted on women's rights, LGBT rights, our racially biased justice system, immigration, disability rights, religious pluralism, and the struggles of rural poverty.
If we want a more just society, maybe it's not prisoners who need to take a moral inventory, but leaders and corporations who accept this corrupt, unequal, and biased justice system as it is.
While debate swirls about a racially biased justice system and evidence leaks predominate in the news media, another issue deserves scrutiny: the extensive legal hurdles prosecutors must clear in cases like this.
But protesters all over the country have felt that the K.C.K. arrests go too far, imprisoning dissenting voices, not terrorists, and exposing a broken, clogged, and biased justice system.
"Are you equating this with a biased judge?" Justice Ginsburg asked James K. Leven, the lawyer for the defendant, Michael Rivera, who was convicted of murder and sentenced to 85 years in prison.
He has aggressively courted African Americans concerned about the racially biased criminal justice system and schmoozed with Silicon Valley donors rarely courted by Republicans.
Like anyone defending an innocent friend or family friend, I am biased toward justice and facts.
And thanks to a racially biased criminal justice system, black men and women are disproportionately represented in our nation's jails and prisons.
"Whatever happens, however, it is clear that the case struck a highly responsive chord with blacks across the country, and that blacks' immediate judgments are that this represents still another example of a racially biased criminal justice system," Gallup's Frank Newport wrote.
News of the report caused an uproar tonight in Northern Ireland, where the Royal Ulster Constabulary, which is 92 percent Protestant, has often been accused of biased application of justice and collusion with anti-Catholic paramilitary groups.
