Sentence examples for justice due process from inspiring English sources

"But your country has a legal system, doesn't it?" Yemenis tend to focus on the contradiction between the "American" values of justice, due process, and concern for human rights, coupled with the government's willingness to hold more than a hundred people in secret for years without trial.

In Cantil-Sakauye's case, she argued in a letter that allowing ICE agents to conduct enforcement at or near courthouses impeded administration of justice by discouraging victims of crime, witnesses and litigants from "seeking justice and due process of law".

Activities: MACDL's mission is to preserve the adversary system of justice; to maintain and foster independent and able criminal defense lawyers and to ensure justice and due process for persons accused of crime.

They spoke of justice and due process being sacrificed for expediency as the first wave of riot cases hit.

"The problem is that the rules keep changing and there's really no one to turn to for justice or due process".

Here, today, we must vow to halt these crimes and to bring those who commit them to justice under due process of law".

There is no question in my mind that their original trial and the long series of appeals constitute the fullest measure of justice and due process of law.

But to state that the United States wants the prime suspect in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Osama bin Laden, "dead or alive" is counter to all American and international laws of justice and due process.

"An increase in punishment at the appeals stage is patently against Iranian law, but what we are witnessing are political trials without any semblance of justice or due process".

Crime victims, victims of sexual abuse and domestic violence, witnesses to crimes who are aiding law enforcement, limited-English speakers, unrepresented litigants, and children and families all come to our courts seeking justice and due process of law.

"American principles of justice — fairness, due process and discretion — require that these immigrants now receive their day in court," the groups wrote in a June 18 letter to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. and Janet Napolitano, the secretary of homeland security.