Maneka Gandhi, the minister for women and wife of Indira Ghandi's son Sanjay said, according to the Times of India: "Let us not confuse justice with the law.
Tell us about the time you were in the army, and I'll just take detailed notes when you get to the explosions … Nathan's trial presents the opportunity for some more out-loud thoughts from Eve. "People confuse justice with revenge, but there is no revenge in justice, and when justice comes it doesn't always come the way we want it to," she thinks/says.
That argument greatly confused Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
For me, justice is deeply important, and I often remind myself not to confuse justice with revenge or rage.
If you found the Supreme Court's ruling on Arizona's anti-immigration law confusing – the justices rejected three parts of the statute and sort of punted on the fourth – then you should read the reactions from some Republican politicians.
He added, "I hope that nobody confuses military justice with these 'military commissions.' This is a political process, set up by the civilian leadership.
Since R.B.G. was appointed in 1993, she's been confused for Justice O'Connor, has dealt with frustration at the Court's approach to reproductive health, and has made a constant effort to approach gender equality with common sense.
To further confuse matters, Justice Clarence Thomas also signed Justice Breyer's opinion, leaving his usual ideological allies to fend for themselves.
Anyone who claims to be waging a preventive war in the cause of justice is confusing either a particular or a partisan interest with the interests of humanity.
His position that the men's American citizenship was an important factor, but not necessarily a conclusive one in defining their rights, appeared to confuse even those justices who, like Justice John Paul Stevens, were his natural allies.
