Sentence examples for justice problems from inspiring English sources

So there are genuine social justice problems that need to be ironed out of this legislation.

Given the committee's seven-page analysis of the media and open justice problems, the "expectation" terminology is a delicate understatement.

"People need to recognize that these are not just criminal justice problems but also public health problems," Dr. Berlin said, "and the surgeon general as well as the attorney general ought to be supporting research in this area".

Treating students like criminal justice problems to be quashed rather than minds to be molded alienates those with the most to gain from excelling in school and helps perpetuate the country's entrenched school to prison pipeline.

The police officer's cellphone -- which links her to 24-hour translation service in 150 languages -- is part of a new effort aimed at one of the city's most intractable criminal justice problems: domestic violence among immigrants.

The study — by Chongmin Na of The University of Houston, Clear Lake, and Denise Gottfredson of the University of Maryland — also found that with police in the buildings, routine disciplinary problems began to be treated as criminal justice problems, increasing the likelihood of arrests.

Nearly every state faces this growing justice problem for the poor.

The disproportionate number of blacks among the disenfranchised remains a huge racial justice problem.

"I don't think that university innocence projects have even scratched the surface of the miscarriage of justice problem.

"We remain committed to treating drug use as a public health issue, not just a criminal justice problem".

I then began to champion the idea that drug dependence ought to be treated as a disease rather than a criminal justice problem.