Justice means exactly what it says: Is the deal just?
The consequences of assembly-line justice are exactly what the director Sidney Lumet is said to have had in mind when devising "100 Centre Street".
No two justices are exactly alike – George W Bush's two successful nominees, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito, vote together most of the time but two of the exceptions prevented the Affordable Care Act from being struck down or substantially damaged.
I'm afraid I don't understand the justice's question exactly.
Professor Bloche said: "I think Justice Souter knew exactly what he was doing.
The mistrial means a prolonged ambiguity — to the protesters, this must not feel like justice, but not exactly like injustice, either.
In fact, a group of us lead a multifaith initiative for justice anchored in exactly what Mr. Brooks says we lack: moral vision.
"My family and Steve's family and the families of the hostages and all the police officers involved are left to wonder what exactly justice is.
The mistrial means a prolonged ambiguity to the protesters, this must not feel like justice, but not exactly like injustice, either.
Morgan's sacking as education secretary was overshadowed by the departure of justice secretary Michael Gove, exactly two weeks after he announced an unexpected ambition to become prime minister.
Well, it's just where the logic and evidence take you once you adopt a more or less Rawlsian view of social justice — which is exactly what Ben Bernanke did at Princeton.
