Because the DUP has in principle agreed to the transfer while agreeing with Sinn Féin that one possible compromise is that the centrist Alliance party join the cabinet and take charge of a joint police-justice ministry.
She formed strategic alliances with other justices, for example writing an unusual joint opinion with Justice Stevens that upheld the central portions of the campaign finance law.
— John McCain and Lindsey Graham, Republican senators for Arizona and South Carolina, in a joint statement "True justice will not come from reprisals and violence.
Members of the Dáil's joint committee on justice, defence and equality have met parliamentarians in Sweden to discuss their experience of implementation of its legislation on prostitution.
"If you look back at the conversations that Stanley didn't include what you see is Nixon and Dean closely involved in a joint obstruction of justice," said Frederick J. Graboske, who was the supervising archivist in charge of processing the Nixon tapes at the National Archives.
You just got outta the joint and the justice system failed you.
But we should also keep in mind, as we move forward that the phrase "out of joint" alludes to justice: being out of joint, time is necessarily unjust or violent.
In a joint judgment, the justices noted that many of Day's arguments challenged above the line and below the line voting, which had existed since 1983.
When Radnitz received the joint resolution of Congress, Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas paid him tribute with the words, "The films Robert Radnitz has produced touch the common thread of humanity and that's why he's made such a great and glorious contribution to the thing that makes our society a viable, living, vibrant whole".
It was a joint enterprise to derail justice, truth and the needs of victims and survivors.
