The phrase "constitutional justice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or referencing the justice system, with a particular emphasis on upholding a country's constitution. For example: "The court must ensure that constitutional justice is upheld in their rulings."
That's constitutional justice.
We want social justice; we want political justice and constitutional justice".
The issue now facing judges and courts across the state is how to ensure a functional – and constitutional – justice system in the wake of these shortages.
"Even on this court's view of the scope of Congressional power under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment, the Family and Medical Leave Act is undoubtedly valid legislation and application of the act to the states is constitutional," Justice Souter wrote for the three.
"The most disreputable area of our law is the establishment clause," he said, responding to a question about "the greatest miscarriage of constitutional justice" during his tenure.
"The law is unconstitutional, as it infringes people's right to make their own decisions on sex and secrecy and freedom of their private life, violating the principle banning excessive enforcement under the constitution," said constitutional court justice Seo Ki-Seok.
Congressional and executive branch power over immigration "is subject to important constitutional limitations," Justice Breyer said.
In a sense, she is a pioneer," said Albie Sachs, a former constitutional court justice.
"We should not establish a constitutional privilege," Justice Powell said, referring to one based on the First Amendment.
The House has come back with a replacement bill that is an improvement over its predecessor but still misses the constitutional point Justice Roberts made.
"States are independent sovereigns with plenary authority to make and enforce their own laws as long as they do not infringe on federal constitutional guarantees," Justice Stevens said.
