My conversation with Rev. Eric Lee was so important to me because Rev. Lee is a champion of universal rights for all people and he puts his heart, passion for justice, and credentials out there for LGBT people in a consistently dynamic way.
This will not only do justice to their credentials and abilities; it will also be better for the world.
Nobody should question Turkey's democratic credentials: his Justice and Development (AK) party has won a string of fair and free elections, including last August's presidential poll.
Conservatives might be more demanding that Mr. Bush select someone of similar philosophical credentials if the chief justice retires while they might be less demanding if Justice O'Connor, a swing voter, or Justice Stevens, a liberal, leaves.
Woodbury's successor on the Court, Benjamin Robbins Curtis, who received his law degree from Harvard Law School in 1832, and was appointed to the Court in 1851, was the first Justice to bear such a credential.
The Supreme Court needs a new justice who will bring national security credentials, and a personal connection to the military, to its cloistered chambers.
Does being a biblical literalist give a person more credentials to be a justice than being a progressive religionist or secularist?
He said a justice should have: "an independent mind, unimpeachable credentials, and an unquestionable mastery of law".
Let's take a little look at these guys credential to make sure they'll do the hero justice, shall we?
"I've only played a handful of games for Scotland and I don't think I've done myself justice so far," said Griffiths, acknowledging that some Celtic fans have questioned his credentials on social media site Twitter.
