Sentence examples for justice codes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obiang, who turns 70 next month and received military training in the early 1960s Spain of the military dictator Francisco Franco, insisted that the United States was his ally, placing the blame for recent summary executions of accused coup plotters on the unwanted persistence of "Spanish colonial justice" codes in his country.

The marchers sought a tougher criminal justice code.

Details are found in article 99 of the military justice code, which the Aassociated Press  described as complex.

He has set up a task-force to rewrite Arkansas's justice code for juveniles, but he has stopped short of calling for legislation that would lower the age (at present, 14) at which children in his state can be tried as adults.

DAVID S. CLOUD (NYT) Correction: January 28 , 2006 Saturday A report in the National Briefing column on Wednesday about changes to Army regulations governing the use of the death penalty under the military justice code misstated the intent of the changes, based on statements issued by military officials who described the regulations.

A report in the National Briefing column on Wednesday about changes to Army regulations governing the use of the death penalty under the military justice code misstated the intent of the changes, based on statements issued by military officials who described the regulations.

"We often use the juvenile justice code as a shield to protect the anonymity of these kids," Utter said.

Arzate's case could have been tried transparently if the Military Justice Code reform, that Mexican Congress approved on April 30, had existed at the time.

The Department of Justice recently rejected a proposal from several civil organizations (including the Tunisian Association of Democratic Women) to reform the penal justice code by repealing Article 230.

This past April, Mexico's congress approved a series of reforms to the military justice code, which will allow military officials to be tried in civilian courts when they are suspected of torturing a civilian.

Méndez applauded the Military Justice Code reform, but indicated his ongoing concern for the "militarization of several regions" in Mexico and the use of military practices in police duties.