Sentence examples similar to cent of justice from inspiring English sources
A study conducted last year by Citizens for Juvenile Justice found that seventy-two per cent of youths in the Massachusetts juvenile-justice system had been involved with the D.C.F.; fifty-seven per cent of boys and fifty-nine per cent of girls had their first involvement before the age of five; more than forty per cent had their first involvement before the age of three.
"I have it on good authority," he conceded in one peek under the robes, "that when appellants to the U.S. Supreme Court spend eighty per cent of their time looking at Justice Kennedy," who has gained a reputation as the divided Court's swing vote, "it's annoying".
In 2011, there were 545 reported juvenile offenses (TransMonee data Base), about75 per cent of which were theft (Juvenile Justice Assessment 2012)[1][1].
In a recent interview with RogerEbert.com, the "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" star gave his two cents, making sure to hold nothing back with his criticisms of Trump voters. .
He pressed the president of the National Border Patrol Council by asking, "Why isn't there more of a show of support from your members and for other Border Patrol officers?" He inserted the issue into his poll, asking, How many viewers thought this was "a travesty of American justice?" Ninety-six per cent of Dobbs's viewers agreed that it was an outrage.
(According to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, a nongovernmental organization, less than six per cent of the country's high-court justices are female).
Clarence Thomas voted to overrule Congress sixty-six per cent of the time, more than any other Justice.
Muzzling justice is a failure of justice.
