Sentence examples for executions justice from inspiring English sources

And, on the term's last day, in a case questioning the validity of Oklahoma's particular method of administering lethal-injection drugs for executions, Justice Stephen Breyer wrote a forty-page dissent questioning the constitutionality of the death penalty itself, and calling for a challenge raising that question.

"This was a coldblooded execution," Justice Farber said.

Weeks after the botched execution, Justice William Rehnquist lamented the Gray case in a speech at the University of Arkansas.

He had already eaten his supposed last meal when he was informed that the U.S. Supreme Court had granted him a stay of execution; Justice Sonia Sotomayor at the time described his case as "marred by racial overtones".

What to see and do The City gaol (Convent Avenue, Sunday's Well, +21 430 5022, corkcitygaol.com, adults €6, children €3.50) is an eerily beautiful 19th-century prison, which, in its 100-year history, has seen executions, rough justice and the imprisonment of Irish Republican soldiers.

Heyward is not alone in his suspicion of foul play in Hynes executions of justice.

WHEN the Supreme Court stayed an execution last week for the third time in October, making the month the first in nearly three years with no executions, the justices sent a clear message to the states: Don't execute anybody until we have decided Baze v. Rees, a death penalty case scheduled to be argued in January.

The defendant, Stuart Winkler, is charged with ordering the execution of Justice Leslie Crocker Snyder in June as he waited in the Manhattan Detention Complex for his trial on stock fraud charges to begin.

But in a debate with Angelo that reveals her intelligence and nobility, Ms. Gurira's Isabella argues with quiet, entrancing passion that mercy is vital to the execution of justice by human beings, particularly those who hold godlike power over their fellow men.

Part of the answer is that however extreme an injury done, and however settled the resentment rising in response, the execution of justice does not supersede the prior obligation of good will we have to all humans insofar as they are capable of happiness and misery.

But is execution really justice, as opposed to vengeance?