For once, Kate's straight-arrow methods fail her, truth being an arbitrary concept in a community where local custom dictates justice.
As is their custom, the justices gave no reasons for declining to hear the case.
As is their custom, the justices gave no reasons for declining to hear the case from New York.
But this may not mean that Thomas' question was simply academic: It's the Court's custom for the justices all to line up behind a new justice's debut decision.
The commission team consisted of officials from the department of home affairs, customs union and justice as well as the European anti-fraud office (Olaf), investigating allegations from Spain that Gibraltar is a haven for smuggling illegal contraband, particularly cheap cigarettes.
The EC team consists of officials from the department of home affairs, customs union and justice, as well as the European anti-fraud office (Olaf), which will investigate allegations from Spain that Gibraltar is a haven for smuggling of illegal contraband, particularly cheap cigarettes.
3. A legal system that is culturally rooted in the adopted memories of the colonizer, and that is largely divorced from its own native customs of negotiating justice.
In doing so, it relied on special legislation that allows the military to work not only with other armed forces but with interagency partners like the Drug Enforcement Agency and the FBI, as well as local law enforcement agencies and the justice, customs, and interior ministries of various African countries.
Yet, recent scholarly interventions have asserted that landscape in early modern Europe also animated so-called 'platial' (or place-oriented) practices and ideologies of political representation, justice, and custom.
The head of police, the customs chief, the chief justice, the main anti-corruption investigator will they be partisan stooges, or men who put the country first?
