Sentence examples for contrary justice from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, Justice Anstead.

To the contrary, Justice Kennedy's analysis made clear that the decision was limited to Guantánamo by the special nature of the American installation there as well as by the remoteness of the base from any zone of hostilities.

Contrary to Justice Kennedy's assertions, we do not "abandon strict scrutiny".

Contrary to Justice STEVENS' cramped reading of this last finding, see post, at 245, n. 13, the breadth of its meaning equals the breadth of its language.

And it would appear more offensive to notions of sovereignty for an American court to deny enforcement of a foreign law because it is deemed contrary to justice, morals, or public policy, than to deny enforcement because of principles of international law.

To the contrary, as JUSTICE STEVENS acknowledges, McClurg held that use of an invention by the patentee's employer did not invalidate the inventor's 1834 patent, "even if it might have had that effect prior to the amendment of the patent statute in 1836". Post, at 239.

In such cases, inferior courts may decide contrary to justice and law, and appeals may be had to the Supreme Court.

Aristotle called usury the "sordid love of gain," and a "sordid trade". Thomas Aquinas said it was "contrary to justice". In The Divine Comedy Dante assigned usurers to the seventh circle of hell.

Despite a common misconception to the contrary, restorative justice processes do more than simply 'restore' the pre-harm status quo.

Such would seem to be "unconscionable and grossly oppressive damages, contrary to substantial justice" within the meaning of the statute.

The most eye-catching of its grounds is that "the proposals would be tantamount to 'selling justice' contrary to the principles of Magna Carta".