Sentence examples for justice except from inspiring English sources

But it's clear that, like Clark, Cochran wants justice, except from a different angle.

For Ehrenreich, the alternative to the pursuit of happiness is the pursuit of justice — except you don't have to choose.

It is not concerned with diversity or economic justice, except to the extent it can feign interest in any of them to perpetuate its own power.

Until July 28 , 1868 when the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified, the Constitution of the United States left the States free to carry out their own notions of criminal justice, except insofar as they were limited by Article I, § 10 of the Constitution which declares: "No State shall..

This might be just an amusing tale of small-town justice, except the losers are the residents of Hampton County.

And maybe there's no venue in town that would do it justice except Old World Village.

In a complex, multipart decision with which all of the justices (except Neil Gorsuch) concurred at least in part, Justice Samuel Alito argued that the government has no business regulating what is and is not considered offensive.

It was a lot like most arguments before the Justices, except that every seat in the courtroom was taken.

But Mr. Leahy pointed out that the law was the same for both appeals court judges and Supreme Court justices, except that justices' decisions not to recuse themselves cannot be appealed to anyone.

QUESTION FROM SHAPIRO: Hi Jeff, Can you comment of the fact that the mainstream media never really questions the intergrity or intellect of the other current justices, except Thomas.

It was water off a duck's back: as the years went by, a succession of supreme court judgments emerged which had been signed by all the justices except Rehnquist.