Sentence examples for draft justice from inspiring English sources

In 1948, Americans for Democratic Action tried to draft Justice William O. Douglas as a Democratic presidential candidate.

"Everything that's got my name on it, I wrote the first draft," Justice Stevens said.

CRI's programme coincides with the Cambodian government's draft juvenile justice law, which is anticipated to come into effect in 2013 after an 11-year gestation.

Draft juvenile justice acts have been drafted, and discussed by successive governments and child rights activists periodically, but have never been brought to Parliament.

UNICEF supported a draft juvenile justice law that would treat minors differently than adults, and would focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment.

The draft Juvenile Justice Code was presented today by the Ministry of Justice at the Criminal Justice Reform Inter-Agency Coordination Council to launch public discussion on the draft Law before it goes to the Parliament for approval.

The draft Juvenile Justice Code is a comprehensive document covering issues concerning children in conflict with the law, child victims and witnesses of crime as well as children participating in administrative violations proceedings.

Last year, lawyers representing the bank sued the chairman of the political science department at Cleveland State University, saying that he had given reporters in the United States copies of a draft Justice Department report that suggested the Hank family engaged in drug-related money laundering through the bank.

The documents the Justice Department withheld are 26 pages of a classified memorandum dated July 15 , 2014 25 pages of undated classified memorandum; 30 pages of classified handwritten attorney work notes; one page of draft Justice Department comments about the case; and a March 6, 2014 email from a National Security Division attorney.

I believed it was un-adaptable; but none of the previous drafts did justice to Carl and Anne Druyan's work [Carl's amazing wife and co-author].

There is evidence that Roberts' open-mindedness resulted in an opinion drafted by Justice Scalia as a majority opinion into a dissent.