Sentence examples for caused justice from inspiring English sources

It is not clear, though, that any of those stories caused Justice O'Connor to change her vote.

The publicity had caused Justice Snyder to remove herself from Mr. Winkler's case, even though she said she was reluctant to reward "the ultimate in judge-shopping".

Attempts to satisfy that requirement of neutrality may have caused Justice Thomas to modify his earlier views, and both sides in the case were certainly forced into some legal contortions.

In July 1549, Paget wrote to Somerset: "Every man of the council have misliked your proceedings ... would to God, that, at the first stir you had followed the matter hotly, and caused justice to be ministered in solemn fashion to the terror of others ... .....

The sensation of the bee buzzing in this sensitive spot caused the Justice to shimmy from head to toe.

Thomas's question provoked an audible response from the audience, and caused Chief Justice John Roberts to "[swivel] his head in evident surprise", according to one reporter present.

While she defended many causes — justice, loyalty, American civil liberties, anti-fascism and Soviet-style Communism among them — what she represented most staunchly was herself, and what she believed in most fiercely was her own unassailability.

Three fathers, two musicians, one cause: justice.

He said he wanted to tackle "deep cultural and social divides" and champion "causes like Justice for Marine A and the scourge of Islamism".

Depriving him of his $136,700 annual salary, wrote the lawyer, Barry Kamins, would cause the justice "irreparable harm for an alleged criminal act of which he is presumed innocent".

But Alvarez's lies and others implicated under the Stolen Valor Act do cause injury, Justice Antonin Scalia said.