"I am worried about a fair trial in this instance," Justice Breyer said.
For instance, justice in the soul is modified so that reason pursues the true pleasure of knowing and the appetites the less true pleasures of the body.
For instance, justice in the city is each one performing that function for which he is suited by nature and not doing the work that belongs to others (433a-b).
In this particular instance, justice prevailed after a group of Muslim clerics and Christian pastors intervened to determine the truth of what had actually taken place.
Yet, in several instances, justices acted in ways that weakened the court's reputation for being independent and impartial.
In such instances, Justices make choices, based largely, though not exclusively, on their political views of the issues involved.
And in many of those instances, Justice Kennedy was the swing vote.
The provincial justice system includes supreme courts, appellate courts, courts of first instance, and justices of the peace.
For instance, the justices have yet to decide whether to hear an appeal on the issue of the Affordable Care Act's requirement that the health plans of private for-profit employers cover birth control.
In 2009, for instance, the justices asked for a second set of briefs and arguments in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, broadening what had been a quirky case into one that would give rise to the 2010 campaign finance blockbuster allowing unlimited corporate and union spending in candidate elections.
In the Supreme Court, for instance, the justices have been debating for years the virtues of "originalism", a doctrine which says that in testing the constitutionality of modern law, the court should return to what the framers of the constitution originally meant in the late 18th century (as if anyone could know).
