Sentence examples for justice an example from inspiring English sources

This led to a highly subjective form of justice, an example of which was the 1656 hanging of Ann Hibbins whose offense was simply being resented by her neighbor.

On March 3, Mr. Obama spoke of what he would look for in a Supreme Court justice and held up Earl Warren, a former governor of California and the former chief justice, as an example.

It is definitely time that the justices set an example by insisting that the judges' code apply to them as well.

"The mental health system is kind of broken, and the criminal justice system is an example," Ms. Juliano-Bult said.

Instead Obama seized on the case – one that is exacerbated by congressional refusal to ratify his supreme court replacement for the recently deceased justice Antonin Scalia – as an example of what was at stake in November's general election.

Justice Ginsburg is an example of a strong advocate that empowers people and paves the way forward.

Sanders has said that the criminal justice system is an example of "institutional racism" on a national level that needs to be addressed.

A North Carolina death row inmate exonerated by DNA evidence on Tuesday was once held up by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia as an example of someone who deserved to die.

The juvenile justice reforms are an example of this.

JUSTICE ALITO: Give me an example.

In his letter, which I have, he advised her that in the United States, people work and do university studies simultaneously, using as an example Justice Felix Frankfurter, who also emigrated from Vienna and studied at City College of New York.