Sentence examples for concern justice from inspiring English sources

In 2004, New York State's highest court declared the state's death penalty unconstitutional, based on the concern Justice Fisher recognized.

"When all is said and done, railways are a state concern, taxicabs are a local concern," Justice Engoron said Friday.

"My concern," Justice Stephen G. Breyer told Mr. Lazarus, "is that if we begin to compensate people for small changes in risk, the fund will run dry when people who really get cancer come into court.

"This law makes reference to Nazi-controlled Germany and the Holocaust, none of which is California's concern," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy told Frank Kaplan, representing the California insurance commissioner.

Here, I believe the separate spheres' proponent needs to provide a reason to overcome the presumption that the special concern justice requires for the worse off should focus on people's overall levels of well-being, their lives as a whole, not on only a limited domain of well-being.

"The availability of DNA testing for death-row inmates may partially alleviate this concern," Justice O'Connor said in a speech to the Minnesota Women Lawyers that was transcribed by The Associated Press.

Two of the latter concerned Justice Black's eligibility.

"Discretion in the enforcement of immigration law embraces immediate human concerns," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote for the majority.

The prospect of any delays concerns Justice Eileen Bransten, past president of the Association of Justices of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, who said good judges were hard to find and sorely needed, particularly in an age of surging caseloads.

As far as the ICC is concerned, justice must take its course, however grand the posts of the indicted in a new government.Most Western governments had hoped Mr Odinga would win.

Gorgias' answer is: about matters concerning justice and injustice (454b7).