Sentence examples for justice branch from inspiring English sources
Geoff Gaul, a spokesman for the British Columbia criminal justice branch, said this decision was made after a prosecutor's review and a police investigation.
The findings suggest that under new leadership the juvenile justice branch of the Department of Justice has begun to change its messaging in order to reflect a tougher federal approach to children that emphasizes punishment over rehabilitation.
The charges against Bertuzzi, for a hit March 8 widely shown on television replays, were filed by the criminal justice branch of the ministry of the attorney general; Bertuzzi was ordered to appear in court on July 9.
JAG, or Judge Advocate General's Corps, is the justice branch of the military, independent of the chain of command.
I told him that he may have been deceived by marketers And recommended that he call up the nearest Department of Justice branch Because at least six other people in the night club were given the same faulty shirt.
The investigation has two spearheads: special counsel Robert Mueller, operating under the aegis of the justice department (executive branch); and congressional committees (legislative branch).
On behalf of civil rights and environmental justice in Rocky Branch?
"It is ironic that much of the state's brief passionately spews sanctimonious verbiage on the separation of powers in the governmental branches," Justice Wiggins wrote, "and clear arm-twisting by the Executive on the Legislative permeates this entire process".
While the court was skeptical about the wisdom of the extension, seven justices believed it was not their role to second-guess "the First Branch," as Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg put it.
The chief justice said that his branch of the government provided an example of doing much with few resources.
The president himself has chided Western leaders for raising the case with him, telling a briefing in Warsaw that "justice is an independent branch of power, and the European Union realizes this very well".
