Sentence examples for evolved justice from inspiring English sources

And as the case turned out, the three women, along with the highly evolved Justice Stephen G. Breyer, were on one side – the losing side – while the remaining five men were in the majority.

She said: "As the first woman lord chancellor, I am proud to be part of our constantly evolving justice system".

So I have truly devoted my life to evolving justice for LGBT people.

Nation states evolved a justice system, and rule of law, precisely to exercise their power responsibly, fairly and predictably.

Social Justice Dreamer, Imagination User & believer in the power of LOVE to EVOLVE JUSTICE!

Next spring FES will host a conference on "Sustainable Urbanization" and the China Center at Yale Law School will host a workshop that looks at China's evolving juvenile justice system.

Identifying potential Stevenses in their 40s or 50s may not be easy: Stevens after all, hadn't evolved into the justice he would become when he joined the court at age 55.

He shows how contemporary arguments about rights and justice evolved out of the contractarian tradition of the seventeenth century but he argues that they are lethal mutation of that tradition.

"My lifelong fight for social justice logically evolved into political participation, and that's a path I believe many people share," Ms. Rice said in a statement.

The dispute also shows how an issue like venue has evolved in the criminal justice system, given new technologies, said Stephen Gillers, a professor at New York University School of Law.

It seeks to understand how and why the human rights regime was created, how human rights standards and notions of global justice have evolved, and the role of advocacy organizations in promoting human rights at both the domestic and international levels.