Sentence examples for judicial justice from inspiring English sources

"He said if I kill myself this will be a big event, this can promote judicial justice for Taiwan, the democracy of Taiwan and Taiwan independence".

But if "carried too far, and in a blind manner, it may disturb judicial justice and mislead the public to mistrust the law".

Obviously it would have been better if he could have been captured and subjected to judicial justice.

The court conviction was a moment of rare judicial justice for the anti-trafficking community, but it also offered a peek into the extent of international coordination needed across various institutions for those hundreds of men to become victims.

Therefore, the fourth plenum emphasized the concepts "the life of a law lies in its implementation" and "realizing scientific legislation, strict enforcement, judicial justice, and cultivating law-abiding citizens".

Further alienated by events such as Watergate and the protracted Vietnam War, activists who began the 1960s passionately advocating for legislative and judicial justice were by the 1970s were advising to "turn on, tune in and drop out," disillusioned by the apparently inherent corruption of formal politics.

They also warn that if the courts are lenient, the public may increasingly choose to take the law into its own hands and execute its own form of extra-judicial justice.

Those being rounded up are primarily black immigrants, with rebel spokesman Abdelhafed Ghoga telling the paper that suspected Gaddafi mercenaries who don't voluntarily turn themselves in will be subjected to extra-judicial "justice" (read: murder) for being "enemies of the revolution".

"Maybe you shouldn't have judicial elections," Justice Scalia mused last spring at the argument of the White case.

"The restriction imposed by the statute here threatens severe impairment of the judicial function," Justice Kennedy said.

"The theme of those courthouses is a kind of openness — trying to invite the public in, not just for judicial purposes," Justice Breyer said.