Sentence examples for justice mode from inspiring English sources

In a hard-hitting speech defending his new criminal justice (mode of trial) bill, the home secretary will argue that lawyers always resist reforms and that his own plans to make the criminal justice system more "effective and fair" are modest compared with those of his widely admired Labour predecessor, Roy Jenkins.

It is not clear whether this would have been Justice's preferred mode of dissemination.

President Bush has made it clear that he favors justices in the mode of Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia.

Some of it has been on fairness grounds, seeing any move away from "traditional" legal accountability as a double standard that gives corporations a separate (and softer) mode of justice.

And there's no reason to doubt Nashabi's claims; Tripoli's residents are well accustomed to vigilante modes of justice.

In noir mode, the chief justice put it this way: "Devlin knew the guy wasn't buying bus tokens.

This sort of approach doesn't (and shouldn't) always yield liberal results: during George W. Bush's presidency, conservative justices working in a similar mode — as partners with a conservative White House and Congress — sought to turn the Constitution decisively to the right.

A great many podcasts, including "Serial," "Crimetown," "Undisclosed," "Crime," "Death, Sex, and Money," and "Invisibilia," have explored criminal justice and its complexities, some in noir mode, some in detective mode, some asking philosophical questions, some exploring criminal psychology.

PAGE B1 Racy Lyrics B2 Justice and the Director B3 Blues in Bebop Mode B5 EDITORIAL BELATEDLY MAKING NICE George Bush and Vladimir Putin, after months of acrimony and years of inaction, are suddenly ready to talk seriously about serious matters.

It has been less than a week since Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died, and the GOP is in full glorification mode.

In car mode he drives around creation, meting out front-bumper justice, presumably to evil-doers.