Sentence examples for experimental justice from inspiring English sources

The poor have no choice, though the justice ministry has begun organising experimental "justice buses"—mobile legal-advice centres that visit poor neighbourhoods, typically advising on family disputes (which, as typically, can involve three separate courts).Still, the system works, in a fashion, for those who can afford it.

As can be evident from a visual examination of Figure 2 from their communication, the theoretical fits do not do justice to the experimental data.

A fully crossed experimental design manipulating participant LMX and distributive justice and coworker LMX and distributive justice was employed to understand how these constructs affect coworker exchange relationships.

10 P.M. (13) RED HOOK JUSTICE -- In one experimental court in Brooklyn, offenders don't go to jail; they're sentenced to job training, drug counseling and community service instead.

Although the diversion plan is still in its experimental stage, some advocates of criminal justice reform view it as a possible model for programs elsewhere.

Despite a long history of research in the criminal justice field, including many experimental evaluations, there have been few rigorous studies of employment focused reentry models.

He had left experimental psychology behind and refocused on social justice, he said, during his fellowship in Italy.

Dane Hurst in the title role does vivid justice to the choreography's experimental angularity, but even better is his shy, sensual responsiveness.

The rat ovariectomy protocol was approved by the Danish Experimental Animal Inspectorate under the Ministry of justice (jour. no. 2003/561-795).

However, upon further investigation it became clear that neither those two works nor subsequent experimental studies on these systems really do justice to the magnitude of domain diversity seen in these systems.

The author's experimental narration heightens the novel's immediacy, doing full justice to the messiness of the body and the variety of its afflictions... View Article.