For the first time in the court's history, all nine justices individually signed the unanimous opinion.
"These are not students acting individually," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told Mr. Sekulow.
Only when a justice and his clerks individually review each of the petitions, Stevens says, can they ensure that the other justices aren't overlooking important allegations of wrongdoing from marginalized applicants whose voices deserve to be heard, like Sherman Skolnick, the Chicago activist.
Traditionally (mirroring any other type of legal research) comparative research into criminal justice systems is done individually.
This was prompted in part by the early practice of Supreme Court justices also "riding circuit"—individually hearing cases in different regions of the country.
Justice is collectively demanded and individually experienced.
The decision was not only unanimous but was also, in an unusual move, signed individually by every justice.
Today, after darkness fell and their work was done, the justices left the Supreme Court building individually from the underground garage, with no word to dozens of journalists from around the world who were waiting in the crowded pressroom for word as to when, or whether, a decision might come.
Finally, you said that if social justice means "empowering" people to act individually, then that might be okay.
[In] the absence of environmental definitions, criteria, or standards from the Agency, many regional and program offices have taken steps, individually to implement environmental justice policies.
