Sentence examples for justice dates from inspiring English sources

A long legacy of local violence and retributive justice dates back from its origins as a frontier land, it might be claimed.

A campaign for justice dating back to Latin America's "dirty wars" suffered a setback on Monday when Guatemala's constitutional court overturned the genocide conviction against the former dictator José Efraín Ríos Montt.

Juries are deeply "ingrained in our national DNA" and the internet should not be allowed to undermine a system of justice dating back to Magna Carta, according to the the attorney general, Dominic Grieve QC.

The library also has the papers of 38 Supreme Court justices dating to the early 19th century.

Wootton's mother, Sharon, faces charges of perverting the course of justice on dates between 8 March 2009 and 20 October 2009.

At a third, placards read, "We Want Safety, Not Compensation," referring to the money given by government to the family of the rape victim, and "We Want Justice Not Dates," referring to the judicial delays.

"Every day I receive messages on Twitter, telephone and e-mail that I will be killed the day I set foot in Pakistan," Mr. Haqqani wrote in a confidential letter to Justice Chaudhry dated March 28.

Systematic approaches to organizational change within correctional and criminal justice settings date back to the 1960s with a focus on prison reform and community policing (Duffee et al. 1986; Toch 1969; Toch et al. 1975).

The resurgence of philosophical interest in justice is often dated to the publication of John Rawls AA Theory of Justice in 1971.

The case becomes the latest effort to seek justice for crimes dating back to Mississippi's civil rights struggle.

The lawsuit, filed on Thursday in the Ontario superior court of justice, targets Avid Dating Life and Avid Life Media, the Toronto-based companies that run AshleyMadison.com.