Sentence examples for justice notes from inspiring English sources

Rangelov, a comparative scholar of transitional justice, notes that "the trials of Klaus Barbie and Paul Touvier were intended to tell the story of French resistance to German occupation and to minimise the criminal legacy of the Vichy regime".

Thus, as the opinion of THE CHIEF JUSTICE notes, religious groups inevitably represent certain points of view, and not infrequently assert them in the political arena, as evidenced by the continuing debate respecting birth control and abortion laws.

"They won't get perfect justice," notes Adler, "but they'll get something approximating rough justice".

Grace Meng, a Human Rights Watch researcher focused on the US immigration system and its connection to criminal justice, notes that the new law presents a double standard for citizens and non-citizens, since non-citizens face almost automatic deportation after serving their prison time.

The chief justice noted that the Senate recently filled a number of vacancies.

But the chief justice noted pointedly that the court had never endorsed such an approach.

Archbishop Tutu calls it "restorative justice," noting the need to confront these events in the light of day.

Mr. Ginsburg, the chief justice noted, was an accomplished lawyer and law professor known for his sharp wit and gourmet cooking.

The 63-year-old chief justice noted that for a century, justices have shaken each other's hands before taking the bench to hear arguments.

The chief justice noted that the Army Corps had embarked after that decision on issuing new, more limited regulations, but had abandoned the effort.

The former United States Supreme Court Justice noted that he had voted for Mayor Lindsay, a Republican, who was re‐elected last November when he ran as a Liberal‐ Independent