Sentence examples for justice resources from inspiring English sources

The evidence indicates that decriminalising personal possession and use saves valuable police time and criminal justice resources, and does not increase the prevalence of drug use.

CISTA's draft manifesto declares that people "no longer wish to criminalize social and medicinal users of cannabis, fund organized crime, or divert police and criminal justice resources from more pressing local needs".

CISTA's draft manifesto declares that people "no longer wish to criminalise social and medicinal users of cannabis, fund organised crime or divert police and criminal justice resources from more pressing local needs".

"Prison is our most expensive criminal justice resource," he says.

However, some areas face budget cuts to enable increased spending elsewhere, including: the justice resource budget will be cut by £46m to £2.5bn.

However, some government departments face cuts to boost spending in other areas, including: A £46m cut in the justice resource budget, which will be reduced to £2.5bn.

Proponents say future studies are needed not only to demonstrate LEAD's efficacy, but also to prove that it's cost effective because it conserves law enforcement and justice system resources.

Rape was not an "issue" in the presidential campaign or the effort to pass VAWA or the effort to change Pentagon procedures for servicemembers fighting The Invisible War -- it was a violent crime for which millions of Americans seek justice and resources for healing.

The promise is personified in our daily interactions with leaders and organizers around the country whose work and sacrifices bear witness to the change we are all seeking to see in communities that have long fought for justice, equitable resources and opportunities to realize the vast potential and talent that surrounds us.

This was adapted from a version specifically developed (with local language equivalents) for another European study [ 7] and covered: socio-demographics; living situation/accommodation; education, employment and income; time off work; use of health, social care and criminal justice system resources; and informal care.

Other social justice-themed resources from Amnesty include a role play activity about refugees and asylum, a lesson plan about the death penalty, and tips on teaching citizenship through human rights.