Whether they are up to the job of doing digital art justice is a question they must ask themselves.
Why had the secretary not been to Swat, the chief justice asked, a question that was a clear challenge to the government's impotence in an area where even the military fears to operate.
As the breadth of dialogical engagement expands, the trace of the encounter with the other becomes attenuated; and this, to the point where the meaning of justice poses a question.
Because for nearly 25 minutes during Evenwel, not a single conservative justice posed a question to the conservative side.
But rather than focus on who is right or how much is owed, the justices debated a question that has been unsettled throughout American history: Can one state be sued in the courts of another state?
Justice Shaw has a question.
But she missed her chance again when Justice Ginsburg asked a question.
A European court of justice case placed a question mark over whether such an authorisation process meets human rights standards.
How and when to bring war criminals to justice will remain a question that Syrians will have to grapple with over a longer period of time.
Viviane Reding, the European Union's commissioner for justice, responding to a question at a meeting in Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, said that "partners do not spy on each other".
