Sentence examples for impression of justice from inspiring English sources
Saady added that firing the head of the news sector without further investigation gave a false impression of justice.
For a visitor who arrives in this featureless courtroom, having travelled to the edge of the desert, there's a strong impression of frontier justice.
The constitutionality of the health care law is not one of those novel, one-off issues, like the outcome of the 2000 presidential election, that have at times created the impression of Supreme Court justices as political actors rather than legal analysts.
Prominent cases such as the Birmingham six, Guildford Four, Bridgewater four, M25 three, Cardiff three, Stephen Downing, and so on create the impression that miscarriages of justice are seen as very much an intermittent, high profile and small scale problem; that there are very few victims in the context of the statistics of all criminal convictions.
He gave a fond, gruff impression of the Supreme Court Justice for whom he had clerked, Byron White.
One might get the impression from the review of Wilbert Rideau's "In the Place of Justice" (June 13) that the racism and plantation brutality of Angola prison in Louisiana are largely a relic of the past.
Moreover, the secrecy of advisory board hearings has been criticized as it may lead to the public questioning the legitimacy of the hearings, and to an impression that justice has not manifestly been done.
Sometimes the justices leave a distinct impression of how they will rule by the end of an oral argument.
Of these three, Justice Alito gave the strongest impression of leaning against the individual mandate.
