Sentence examples for justice noting from inspiring English sources

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

Irving P. Seidman, Mr. Monserrate's lawyer, called the indictment "a miscarriage of justice," noting that both Mr. Monserrate and Ms. Giraldo have said her injuries stem from an accident.

Tanya Lokshina of Human Rights Watch called Udaltsov and Razvozzhayev's trial and the rest of the Bolotnaya case a "mockery of justice", noting that an international panel of experts on free assembly, including members of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, had found there were minor clashes with police but not the major riots the prosecution claims.

Theresa May, the home secretary, declared that the misuse of stop and search was an "affront to justice", noting that it was especially unfair to young black men – who, at the time, were five times more likely to be stopped than their white counterparts.

The Chief Justice noting as much tried a last gambit or two.

Gelzer said her top priority is "environmental justice," noting that parts of the district are on outdated septic systems, and that toxic pollutants underlie parts of Parramore.

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.

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

As the chief justice noted, "Miranda, being a constitutional decision of this court, may not be in effect overruled by an act of Congress".

For example, the Justice noted that open trials provide an outlet for community catharsis and may prevent vigilantes: When a shocking crime occurs, a community reaction of outrage and public protest often follows.