At her memorial service, many attendees wore purple, her favorite color, and spoke of her devotion to justice.
Another notable Capetian was Louis IX, or Saint Louis (reigned 1226 70), whose devotion to justice and saintly life greatly enhanced the prestige of the monarchy.
Cosmopolitan counselor, bibliophilic barrister, as conversant with Jane Austen as with Austin Hall; his perspicacity, prudence, and devotion to justice have enriched the worlds of law and learning.
In a statement after his arrival, Aamer paid tribute to his supporters, saying: "Without their devotion to justice I would not be here in Britain now.
In a statement, Aamer paid tribute to his supporters, saying: "Without their devotion to justice, I would not be here in Britain now".
The judge, Andrew Brink Beyers, Judge-President of the Cape Div. of the Supreme Court, is a colorful, earthy no-nonsense man and, though his comportment may be unorthodox, he has great devotion to justice.
His devotion to family, justice and Judaism and his wry sense of humor will be missed.
King's devotion to equal justice included supporting racial and gender diversity on the federal bench.
"Unconventional iconoclasm and a radical devotion to social justice" thrived, along with "gaiety and energy" and "religious modesty".
Ms. Graziose Corrin recalls being struck by Dr. Erickson's devotion to social justice and his children.
Once celebrated for her taut writing and devotion to social justice, her image since her death in 1984, aged 79, has curdled into something villainous.
