Sentence examples for have justices from inspiring English sources
Historically, have Justices always attended?
Our competing desires to have Justices who are impartial and who, more often than not, agree with us only makes their position more complicated.
A great Supreme Court should have justices like Frankfurter, people who are superb practitioners of the judicial craft, who champion respect for precedent, and who recognize the importance of deference to majority decision-making.
The rest just have justices of the peace to decide what to do with the bodies.
"We need to make sure we have justices with a proven experienced record" so they "won't veer off," Bush said.
Second, Black's commitment to literalism involved using the words of the Constitution to restrict the roles of the judiciary - Black would have justices validate the supremacy of the country's legislature, unless the legislature itself was denying people their freedoms.
He still can't have justice".
"We have to have justice".
"It feels like we have justice now".
"But along with peace, you need to have justice".
"We have justice today," said Chavis, now 64.
