Sentence examples for justice past from inspiring English sources

Gugin also concludes that Minton had the strongest commitment to judicial restraint and ideological neutrality of any justice, past or present.

An important source of information here is these justices' past records.

Unfortunately, based on the justices' past rulings, it may be a mistake to rely on the Supreme Court to restore some sense of balance.

At the very least, he said, the group's petition could force a "public airing" of questions surrounding the two justices' past appearances at the Koch retreat and their connections to the group.

That's because about half worked for justices past or present, and some socialize with them.

Already liberals are speculating on the need to take drastic action in response to that scenario, including "packing" the court by adding justices past the traditional nine.

With all due respect to our Supreme Court justices past and present, Jeffrey Rosen told us the future of free speech will be determined not by the President or the Supreme Court, but by lawyers and Google.

This entry will focus primarily on two questions: first, whether present generations can be duty-bound because of considerations of justice to past and future people; and second, whether other moral considerations should guide those currently alive in relating to both past and future people.

The desire for justice for past sins can compete with the need to move forward.

Bringing senior military officers to justice for past atrocities would almost certainly have to be part of the deal.

The League objected to the man who under the constitution should have led the interim government, a retired chief justice with past BNP links, K.M. Hasan.