Sentence examples for controversial justice from inspiring English sources

They did so under a controversial Justice and Peace Law.

Then came Neeman, the controversial justice minister, a man of the conservative right, shrewd and secretive, with a long and rocky history with Israel's legal elites.

The advice is among nearly 70 responses to the controversial justice and security green paper posted online by the Cabinet Office this week.

The high court in London heard on Tuesday that ministers would probably move to have the case heard under the secrecy provisions of the controversial Justice and Security Act, which comes into force in July.

The highly complex list of amendments released on Tuesday by the government and the Labour party signals the start of a line-by-line battle over the controversial justice and security bill.

His critical comments to the joint parliamentary committee on human rights came as the House of Lords began debating the second reading of the controversial justice and security bill, which introduces limited disclosure of sensitive intelligence material in civil court cases.

An account in a cable by an American diplomat, Bryan Hunt, who was posted to the American Consulate in Lahore said that Shahbaz Sharif, the chief minister of Punjab Province, was willing to have the controversial Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry removed from his position after the judge was granted a "face saving" restoration.

The court's 4-to-4 split means that, on virtually any controversial question, Justice Kennedy decides what American law is.

His second pick, Bernard Gousse, the controversial former justice minister, was rejected by 16 of the 30 senators; the remainder did not vote.

New York State's highest court yesterday upheld the removal of a controversial State Supreme Court justice who prevented a detective from arresting a robbery suspect in her courtroom two years ago by allowing him to exit through a back entrance.

— Concluding that racial bias played a significant factor in a death sentence here 18 years ago, a judge on Friday ordered that it be changed to life in prison without parole, the first such decision under North Carolina's controversial Racial Justice Act.