Sentence examples for justice record from inspiring English sources

His top criminal justice policy adviser, Johnny Sutton, answered questions about Mr. Bush's criminal justice record and some specific capital cases in a lengthy telephone interview.

Boston's Black Lives Matter president Daunasia Yancey stated Clinton's racial justice record is "abysmal".

Also, Boston's Black Lives Matter President, Daunasia Yancey, referred to Hillary Clinton's racial justice record as "abysmal".

In an interview with NPR, Daunasia Yancey, the founder of Black Lives Matter Boston, called Hillary Clinton's racial justice record "abysmal".

I highlight on The Benjamin Dixon Show why Hillary Clinton's racial justice record will hurt her performance in South Carolina and throughout the South.

When the founder of Black Lives Matter in Boston calls Clinton's racial justice record "abysmal," Dr. Cornell West has endorsed Bernie Sanders, and groups like Latinos for Bernie Sanders believe Sanders is a better candidate, then momentum has shifted.

A local newspaper sought the release of the materials, but a state district judge ruled that they were not criminal justice records and therefore were not public.

Taking DNA from all such arrestees would not affect violent crime, but it would result in placing tens of thousands of young black men inside the criminal justice records system.

Sylvie Thénault's brilliant history "Une Drôle de Justice" records the complete failure of the French courts in Algeria to stem the epidemic use of torture as the war progressed.

The national crime database had its beginnings as a federal clearinghouse during Prohibition, but because of concerns about overzealous agents it has been restricted mainly to criminal justice records like rap sheets, criminal warrants and stolen property records, the plaintiffs said.

Criminal activity measures were reported using self-report or official criminal justice records.