Sentence examples for justice corps from inspiring English sources

She said the justice corps would give rookie lawyers "hands-on experience with clients and in the courtroom" that they probably would not have as first-year lawyers at big private firms.

As a result, he wants to create what he describes as an immigrant justice corps that will recruit and train young lawyers, and then will send them around the country to work at community organizations eager for legal help.

Lindsay Nash, a fellow at the Immigration Justice Clinic at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, said the justice corps would address a growing interest in immigration and public interest law among young lawyers at a time when it is far more challenging to find jobs in the nonprofit sector than in the private one.

The justices corps would pair retired lawyers with young ones, including those fresh out of law school and those who are early in their careers.

JAG, or Judge Advocate General's Corps, is the justice branch of the military, independent of the chain of command.

One of those who felt that influence was Thomas L. Farmer, who, from his Pentagon office, worked on the First Command inquiry for the Judge Advocate General's Corps, which oversees the administration of justice and ethics for the Air Force.

"It wasn't just an environmental policy," said Truong, who is now head of Dream Corps, a social justice organization started by former Barack Obama advisor Van Jones.

Others typically present at the State of the Union include the Joint Chiefs of Staff, members of the diplomatic corps, and those justices of the Supreme Court who choose to attend.

Her funeral oration on July 17 was a state occasion, attended by the president, cabinet officers, diplomatic corps, members of the House and Senate, Supreme Court justices, officers of the army and navy, the mayor and city leaders, and "citizens and strangers".

Herring left his corps to become the longest-serving Chief Justice and Lieutenant Governor of Victoria, serving for three decades.

But the biggest challenges are to bring Mr Montesinos to justice, and to clean up the armed forces.Almost the entire corps of 50-odd army generals were handpicked by Mr Montesinos, and many were his cronies.