Sentence examples for fine justice from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, one can spot an exposed mannequin joint, and the program is a little ratty, but otherwise the show does fine justice to the fantasy it echoes.

Britain often claims to possess the finest justice system in the world, with a "colour blind" approach to the law.

The federal judge presiding over the case threatened to fine Chief Justice Moore $5,000 for every day the monument remained in public view.

If convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison and a potential $250,000 fine, the justice department said in a statement.

• To the Editor: Noah Feldman thinks that it was just fine for Justice Antonin Scalia to go duck hunting with Vice President Dick Cheney, even though Mr. Cheney had a case pending in the Supreme Court at the time.

"I can't bring Bernie Fine to justice for what he did to Bobby Davis and Mike Lang, but if any other victims come forward, those charges will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," he said.

This system placed a burden on the wealthy candidate's speech amounting to something like a fine, Chief Justice Roberts wrote for the majority in Arizona Free Enterprise Club v. Bennett.

Explaining how he calculated the level of the fine, Mr Justice MacDuff said: "In my judgment it is entirely clear that the absence of water information had no bearing on this case at all.

Elena Kagan would make a fine Supreme Court Justice.

A methodical man, Obama must have been an excellent law professor and would probably make a fine Supreme Court Justice, but as president he often ambles, not the best trait for a chief executive.

The cover and title do not do your fine work justice, in fact they work against you" (p.e.c. to Bailey, May 13 , 2003.