They knew that his words and his actions contained the justice they had always hoped for, that even at the fringe of his cloak the power of God was emanating.
For example, even if punishment of a criminal causes pain, a consequentialist can hold that a world with both the crime and the punishment is better than a world with the crime but not the punishment, perhaps because the former contains more justice.
(My source is a memo from Justice Brennan to the other justices, contained in the Potter Stewart papers in Yale's Sterling Memorial Library).
Lots of branded content has aped – poorly – the language of "justice" contained in Holzer's punchy emotive catchphrases; at a glance, you could mistake a Holzer for a piece of viral marketing for Corona.
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Interactional justice contains two aspects, informational and interpersonal justice.
Our constitution, which purposely didn't recognize women or the enslaved, contained the bones of justice that over America's lifetime has allowed lawyers and justices to chip away at the contradictions in its implementation.
Theirs was a civilization that contained both cruelty and justice, excess and refinement.
The proposals were contained in the criminal justice and courts bill, which is being debated by the Lords on Monday afternoon.
At least three recently filed lawsuits have sought to force the Obama administration to publicly release its legal justification for the attack, contained in a secret justice department memo.
The formal request for a closed material procedure (CMP) in the case of Terence McCafferty, whose release on licence was revoked, is the third time in recent weeks that ministers have resorted to legal powers contained in the new Justice and Security Act in Northern Ireland cases.
