No, the catch is that this unique legislation, which Canadian MPs will be discussing again today, is that it doesn't come from Canada's perfectly capable minister of justice Peter MacKay, but from the Canadian minister of – you guessed it – Citizenship and Immigration.
When it comes to criminal justice, the public is no longer satisfied with a criminal justice system that is process driven, they want a criminal justice service that is not only capable of delivering justice in every case as effectively and efficiently as possible but which is also underpinned by core quality.
The only person capable of doing justice to the Willa Cather Memorial Prairie is the woman who engendered it.
"Had I been a Kansas horse thief he would have certified to all the facts," Bingham wrote afterward, "but he was not capable of doing justice to an honest Missourian".
The calm seriousness with which these anonymous citizens approached their task has reassured many of us that our federal criminal-court system, even in the face of the extraordinary pressures generated by the exigencies (and the politics) of the "war on terror," remains capable of rendering justice in which sternness is guided by wisdom.
It may well be that, although philosophy requires us to address complex phenomena in a rigorous way, the traditional philosophical methods are capable of doing justice to the complexity.
He said black Baltimoreans are capable of rendering justice for -- and even acquitting -- the officers charged with Gray's death.
A jury that doesn't know that, or refuses to believe it, is not fair or unbiased or capable of doing justice in this case.
Amongst reasons often adduced for the dearth of modern productions are the scale of Meyerbeer's more ambitious works and the cost of mounting them, as well as the alleged lack of virtuoso singers capable of doing justice to Meyerbeer's demanding music.
