Sentence examples for established justice from inspiring English sources

In 1983, he established Justice Fellowship, which calls itself the nation's largest religion-based criminal justice reform group.

That meant the law at the time of the encounter was not "clearly established," Justice Thomas said.

"The takings clause only protects property rights as they were established under state law, not as they might have been established or ought to have been established," Justice Scalia wrote.

Congruence in Theory means, first, that, assuming the most reasonable principles are established, justice and the corresponding sense of justice are compatible with our rational pursuit of our individual interests.

While you'd like to think most Americans reject extreme vigilantism, rightly seeing groups like the Ku Klux Klan as terrorists and cowards, many Americans at the same time also feel frustration with the speed and some of the results in the established justice system.

We cannot establish justice by committing injustice.

"The reality may be that we cannot establish peace but we can establish justice.

My client's chief business is not to achieve victory, but to establish justice".

"SCIRI will continue the march toward building Iraq, establishing justice and holding the elections".

There is a widespread belief in oracles and witchcraft as a means of punishing offenders and establishing justice.

As is often said, justice delayed is justice denied, and nothing could be more essential for establishing justice in the exercise of power.