(Each Justice represents one or two Circuits, and Thomas long supervised the Eighth, though he no longer does).
The experiment in international justice represented by the ICTY, created in 1993 as an exercise in western penance for failing to stop the killing in Bosnia, will go on for a few more years.
Equal Justice represented Indian-born actreSomiomi Guha when she complained to the BBC about Top Gear earlier this year over Clarkson using the word "slope" as a Thai man crossed a bridge in an episode set in Burma.
But a trial will be complicated and raise highly sensitive issues: Libyans will have to balance the desire for revenge against the demands of justice represented by the international criminal court, which indicted Senussi along with Gaddafi himself and his son Saif al-Islam.
It is unclear which of these two human possibilities for justice represents what Carl Schmitt, then later Walter Benjamin called, the "state of exception".
According to GovTrack, the 50 senators who voted to confirm the right-wing justice represented only 44percentt of the population, while the president who appointed him lost the popular vote in 2016 by nearly three million votes.
Wracked with pain and rage about the outcome of the Trayvon Martin trial, even though instinctively I strongly suspected the jury would acquit George Zimmerman, I stopped to ask myself what scripture, progressive theology and experience might have to say about what this tragedy and travesty of justice represents.
Third, we believe it is possible, from statements made about the nature of social relations, to make inferences on what social justice represents for the participants.
He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law.
Briefs were also filed in support of the programs by the American Bar Association; the Conference of Chief Justices, representing 50 state high courts; and by 36 states, including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
