Sentence examples for justice acts from inspiring English sources
The government has increased the confusion by passing more than a dozen criminal justice acts.
AFTER 15 criminal justice acts in five years, the government has not lost its enthusiasm for legislation.
It has taken the government five years, and 12 criminal justice acts, to streamline the process of securing such orders.
Such paternalism – or perhaps control freakery – led the last Labour government to create 4,300 new offences through 50 criminal justice acts.
He publicly criticised Stone's amendments to the Northern Territory sentencing and juvenile justice acts, saying the changes jeopardised the integrity of the court.
This government has introduced more criminal justice acts than all the previous postwar governments put together, as well as four terrorism acts in the last six years.
North Carolina's Racial Justice Act aims to bridge that gap.
North Carolina's Racial Justice Act expressly allows consideration of a pattern across many cases.
(Florida's Timely Justice Act seems designed to do just that, troublingly).
North Carolina's Legislature is moving shamefully to gut the state's 2009 Racial Justice Act.
Conservatives have been chipping away at the Racial Justice Act since its inception four years ago.
