Sentence examples for compromised justice from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise, in my estimation, you're offering compromised justice," Mr. Kephart said.

"This court at this stage could not with 100 percent certainty exclude the possibility that the sample is not compromised," Justice Zabidin said.

In the end, the Senate killed a disastrous bill that would have compromised justice and public safety by gutting the rights of crime victims to sue irresponsible gun makers and shady weapons dealers.

The Cambodian government, critics say, is trying to limit the scope of the trials for its own political reasons, a limit that the critics say would compromise justice and could discredit the entire process.

That is why many academics who openly acknowledge the risk that politics will compromise justice in international tribunals still support their use for the most serious violations of international law.

This however does not compromise justice and thus the method is still fit for the intended purpose.

But while she is supportive of victims receiving all supports they need to overcome the trauma of the crimes committed against them or their loved ones, "that shouldn't compromise justice and the rights of others".

But while she is supportive of victims receiving all the support they need to overcome the trauma of the crimes committed against them or their loved ones, "that shouldn't compromise justice and the rights of others".

This is the Julien Benda vision of the world, where you have two sets of principles--justice and truth, and privilege and power--and the closer you get to privilege and power, the more you compromise justice and truth.

"After the truth commission, people said it was not enough, this is a compromise, justice is being crippled," said Almudena Bernabeu, a lawyer with the Center for Justice and Accountability in San Francisco, who has worked with victims' groups to bring a case under Spain's universal jurisdiction rule.

In tomorrow's post I will talk about how incomplete discovery between the prosecution and defense compromises justice and leads to unreliable results.