Sentence examples for justice editor from inspiring English sources

Later, we saw MURRAY WEISS, the criminal justice editor of The New York Post and Congresswoman CAROLYN MALONEY, examining a photograph in the book.

Ian Milhiser, justice editor at Think Progress, weighed in: .

Alejandro Hope, security and justice editor at El Daily Post and a former Mexican intelligence official, said that in terms of cartel economics, "growing marijuana accounts for around a third of drug exports and significantly less in terms of revenue".

Sudie Reid-Coles Cranston, R.I., April 11 , 2010To the Editor: Justice John Paul Stevens, you note correctly in your editorial ("Justice Stevens," April 10), took a conservative position on affirmative action in the seminal Bakke case.

To the Editor: Justice William Brennan pointed out that trying to "find legitimacy in fidelity" to the intentions of the framers was "little more than arrogance cloaked as humility".

To the Editor: Justice Antonin Scalia said that how the court rules could not be divorced from the realities of the political process in Washington, which he said was beset by "legislative inertia".

MOSCOW — It was a conflict that made clear the impunity granted to public officials by Russia's criminal justice system: The editor of a local newspaper was beaten nearly to death in 2008 after criticizing the mayor of a Moscow suburb, and the police barely feigned an investigation.

HYAM KRAMER Jamaica Plain, Mass., March 27, 2013 To the Editor: Justices who fear that a decision in favor of the rights of gays and lesbians to marry would get too far out in front of society's current mind-set would do well to remember that the Supreme Court moved to address a similar fear in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954.

• To the Editor: Regarding Justice Clarence Thomas's wife's request for an apology from Anita Hill, it is Professor Hill who deserves the apology.

Carl Mattioli Newtonville, Mass., June 13 , 2008• To the Editor: As Justice Antonin Scalia aptly put it in his dissent, "The nation will live to regret what the Court has done today".

• To the Editor: Former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wants to do away with judicial elections and replace them with an appointment scheme involving a select nominating commission, the state's governor and an eventual retention election.