Sentence examples for justice experience from inspiring English sources

In addition, Mr. Ogden's lack of criminal justice experience proved awkward.

After serving time, some as many as 27 years, why would formerly incarcerated individuals want to keep alive a connection to the criminal justice experience?

(It's also why the court is in dire need of more justices with more criminal justice experience).

You should be aware that being guilty of a crime is not necessary for you to receive a certified black criminal justice experience.

Though having criminal justice experience in some form is important, so is being business savvy.

It is appalling Nigel Farage is now trying to claim that my use of the word "fantasy" was referring to the miscarriage of justice experienced by Andrew Symeou, who was extradited to Greece in 2009 under a European Arrest Warrant.

Researchers at Northeastern University used census and other government data to carry out the study, which tracks the employment, workplace, parenting and criminal justice experiences of young high school dropouts.

On Friday, like-minded devotees will congregate in Shaoshan, a small town in central China where he was born in 1893, to pay tribute to Mao. "We miss the life of equality and justice experienced in Mao's time," one told state media.

He wanted to know when would justice for its citizens of color be congruent with the type of justice experienced by its White citizens.

Kurtz has earned his stripes with the hierarchy's conservative wing thanks to his past work heading their campaign against gay marriage, but he was also molded by his early years as a pastor and his work in social justice — experiences he mentioned early and often when facing reporters after his election on Tuesday (Nov. 12).

Geriatricians, specifically, also described the satisfaction and a sense of social justice experienced by working in an unpopular but needed medical specialty.