Sentence examples for justice altogether from inspiring English sources

This does not thwart justice altogether.

"Isn't everything easier if you simply get rid of the idea of justice altogether?

That case prompted the now-defeated call to remove sexual assault cases from the uniform code of military justice altogether.

The most common reason these cases fail or are dropped is attrition – victims are so worn down by the process that they decide to abandon the pursuit of justice altogether.

Many political and technical pitfalls still lie ahead, and officials and experts said that it might be years before any of the aging leaders face trial and that some could evade justice altogether.

If presidents received get-out-of-jail-free cards when impeachments failed, senators might be tempted to convict simply to ensure that the wrongdoer did not escape justice altogether.

Scott's mother spoke to the press about her belief that God would provide justice — an altogether reasonable recourse given the failure of human beings to do the same.

A number of jurisdictions have developed procedures to channel mentally ill offenders from the justice system altogether, through use of various types diversion programs (Epperson et al. 2011).

Another alternative is to take the case out of the criminal justice realm altogether.

Given the economic and social costs of having people cycle in and out of jails and prisons for minor drug-law violations, it's time to get low-level offenders and drug users out of the criminal-justice system altogether.

"Claims of ineffective assistance of appellate counsel, however, do not pose the same risk that a trial error — of any kind — will escape review altogether," Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in the majority opinion.