Sentence examples for its justice from inspiring English sources

The premise underpinning its justice system is that it is far worse to convict wrongly than to fail to convict at all.

With Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic behind bars, the UN thought it was time to show its justice was even-handed, and its chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, was in Zagreb on July 6th demanding action.

It also manages correctional institutions through its "justice solutions" unit.

It means that our concern for its justice as one of its virtues cannot be sidelined by any claim of the sort that law's purpose is to be law, to its most excellent degree.

Some then used this case to ask what it all tells us about post-apartheid South Africa, its justice system, the advances that have been made.

But in France, self-proclaimed home of human rights, it is so often flouted that the government and its justice minister, Elisabeth Guigou, have decided for the first time to enshrine it in the country's code of penal procedure.

Its justice system makes this difficult.

The transformation from citizen to prisoner is terrible to behold, regardless of its justice.

Last year Latvia became the 97th country to wipe the death penalty from its justice system.

In the democratic period its justice was administered by magistrates, popular courts (dikastēria), and the Areopagus.

Ireland objected on principle: its justice minister said the idea was an offence against national sovereignty.