Sentence examples for justice aid from inspiring English sources

It should require all states that receive federal juvenile justice aid to refrain from housing people under the age of 18 in adult jails, except for those accused of the most serious crimes like rape and murder.

But I also agree with Barney Frank, the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, who argues that — as a matter of political necessity as well as social justice — aid to bankers has to be linked to a strengthening of the social safety net, so that Americans can see that the government is ready to help everyone, not just the rich and powerful.

Your hands are stained with crime... Devote yourselves to justice; Aid the wronged.

When these tragedies strike, our knee jerk response is to focus on gun control rather than our health care crisis, on punishment in the name of justice aided by sensationalized media that perpetuates violence and re-traumatizes us all.

The decision, said Mr. DeLay, perhaps the most polarizing figure in either house of Congress, had distorted the court into "nothing more than a mechanism for delivering" a victory to Mr. Gore that he could not have won without the justices' aid.

Between 2013 and 2014, the department spent £95m on security and justice assistance from a total aid expenditure of £10.1bn.

At the heart of the dispute was a broader cleavage inside Mr. Clinton's White House between two visions for Democratic politics, one that adhered to traditional liberal conceptions of social justice and aid to the disadvantaged and another that sought to nudge the party to the center after a generation of electoral losses.

Important components may involve development, post-conflict justice, humanitarian aid, mediation and support for frameworks necessary for democratic processes.

And some law professors said that sites like whosarat.com might be subject to prosecution for obstruction of justice or aiding and abetting crimes.

Bassam Reyati, the owner of the livery cab driven by Mr. Baz, and Hlal Mohammad, the owner of the repair shop where Mr. Baz had the car repaired, pleaded guilty to hindering justice by aiding him after the shooting.

Salman was being tried for obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting her husband, Omar Mateen, who murdered forty-nine people at Pulse night club before being shot dead by police.