An older view from historians was that Basset was Chief Justiciar of England is not held by historians currently, nor can the idea that Basset was the head of justices or just the head of the itinerant justices during Henry's reign cannot be determined with any confidence either.
Grotius places this obligation under the heading of compensatory justice (DIP, Chap. Two).
Members of Bossi's Northern League were picked to head the ministries of justice and welfare.
Sir Terence Etherton, a former Olympic fencer, has been chosen as master of the rolls and head of civil justice, the second most senior judge after the lord chief justice, Downing Street announced.
The network's head of tax justice, Tove Maria Ryding, said: "This is not tax transparency or tax justice.
For the past three years, Lord Neuberger has been Master of the Rolls - the head of civil justice and the second most senior judge in England and Wales.
There's a city outside Atlanta where every person at the head of the justice system the head of police, the chief judge, the city prosecutor and public defender are black women.
Despite his unquestioned conservative philosophy, Chief Justice Rehnquist also plays an institutional role in which he is obliged to represent the views of the branch of Government he heads as Chief Justice of the United States.
Master of the rolls and head of civil justice 2000.
Superintendent Steve Harrod, head of criminal justice at Leicestershire Police, said that it was "mainly the responsibility of the council" to tackle such "low-level" abuse.
