Sentence examples for considered justice from inspiring English sources
The unseemly and unsettling spectacle of a last-minute legal scramble in the shadow of the ultimate deadline, with the condemned inmate waiting for word of his fate just outside the death chamber, may suggest that the Supreme Court does not render considered justice when it is asked to halt an execution.
The Orleans public defenders are now waiting on a judgment of their own: whether 42 lawyers working 21,000 cases can truly be considered justice.
And now, before the government hands over fair compensation, compensation provided ten years post what would have been considered justice, this final slap.
Moral sensitivity can be considered justice or care oriented on the basis of the properties of the moral stimulus and the ethical stance of the individual.
The contingency table (Table 11) shows that while both private actors and civil society organisations considered justice explicitly in their experiments, public actors were less likely to do so, which is confirmed by the strong association between the two variables.
"Justice Scalia considered Justice Brennan his best friend on the court at that time, and he thought the feeling was reciprocated," Justice Ginsburg said.
Consider, Justice Alito said, a defendant who chooses a Social Security number at random.
He said: "There have been cases recently where … I do not consider justice was done or was seen to be done.
"I don't see how it helps your delegation problem to add 'the economy' to the ineffable pot of things the administrator is supposed to consider," Justice Antonin Scalia said.
We monks are not politicians, but it is our religious duty to try our best to help relieve the suffering of our people, and we consider justice an old approach that has eluded the junta.
He said he was concerned about "dangerous possible liaisons between some Italian judges and some other judges who consider justice not an instrument to defend citizens but a means to subject people to an oppressive state".
