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The irony is that, in the process, the conservative justices aggressively settled an unnecessarily broad swath of the law.
"After it became clear that Leibowitz had taken from their treasury, they asked us to represent them," he said, adding that the guild and the Ballet Theater dancers "would like to see the Department of Justice aggressively prosecute this case".
With a week to go before election day, Sandra Day O'Connor, the retired Supreme Court Justice , is aggressively campaigning on behalf of a ballot initiative in Nevada that would change the way judges are selected in the state.
That is the mentality that has led the Obama department of justice to aggressively shield all Bush officials from any and all accountability for their torture and surveillance crimes, while launching an unprecedented persecution campaign against whistleblowers.
He came out in support of the nomination of Samuel A. Alito Jr. as a Supreme Court justice and then aggressively criticized his senatorial opponent, Robert Menendez, for opposing it.
We learned that the same Obama administration that had refused to pursue the perpetrators of the Bush torture regime at home had also tried to put its thumbs on the scales of justice in Spain – aggressively attempting to prevent a counter-terrorism judge from trying the senior legal minds of the Bush administration for their part in the torture of detainees at Guantánamo Bay.
Only about 200 US citizens have been identified so far in the leaked data, but the US justice department, which aggressively pursues cases both domestically but internationally, issued a statement saying it "takes very seriously all credible allegations of high level, foreign corruption that might have a link to the United States or the US financial system".
Those people were caught, the chief justice said, because those counties aggressively review guardians' annual reports.
Turkey will hold municipal elections nationwide on March 29, and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Justice and Development Party have competed aggressively with Mr. Turk's party for the Kurdish vote.
"It was very noticeable that justices [Sonya] Sotomayor and [Stephen] Breyer seemed to have the most engaged questions for the mutual fund parties, whereas Chief Justice [John] Roberts and Justice [Antonin] Scalia most aggressively questioned the investor parties.
Ms. Roberts, playing a working-class single mother who spearheads an effort to win justice for victims of corporate negligence, aggressively solicits an Oscar nomination.
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The phrase "justice aggressively" functions as an adverbial modifier. It describes the manner in which justice is pursued or administered, indicating a strong, forceful, or proactive approach. It modifies verbs related to legal or ethical actions, as supported by Ludwig's analysis.
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