"further justice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to continuing or additional actions or measures taken to achieve fairness and justice. Example: The government must take further measures to ensure that the marginalized communities receive their fair share of resources and opportunities, in order to achieve further justice in society.
The law continues to hold this extraordinary power to remake itself — to correct injustice and further justice.
The justices on the Supreme Court must have a profound sense of the human condition and understand the limitations of the law, which is written to further justice but is flawed by human implementation, which is frequently driven by selfish interests.
"I think you're asking us to go further," Justice Anthony Kennedy told Meeropol.
Further, justice may only appear feasible as long as more pecuniary State interests are unaffected.
To complicate matters further, Justice O'Connor points out, for much of the court's first century, the justices also had to serve as roving trial judges in the lower federal courts, traveling thousands of miles a year around the country (and this was before airplanes) to preside over trials and intermediate appeals.
Further, Justice Breyer said, there was little reason to suppose that filters would achieve the purpose of shielding children.
"At bottom, if on the record before us it is administratively feasible to replace Senator Torricelli's name on the ballot, the general statutory intent and underlying purpose of the election laws to enable voters to exercise the franchise and to choose from among various candidates is furthered," Justice Poritz wrote.
"For many years we fought against mandatory minimums because we think they are completely unfair and disproportionate and they do nothing to further criminal justice goals of deterrence or rehabilitation or restorative justice".
The client complained "with such vehemence as to be deserving of further inquiry," Justice Carruthers said.
Further hampering Justice is the fact that their squelchy disco sounds an awful lot like Daft Punk's music.
Mr. MacArthur was a director of the J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation, which his father established in 1976 to further social justice and civil rights.
