Sentence examples for justice talks from inspiring English sources
According to Harvard's Laurence Tribe, "The Chief Justice talks the talk of moderation while walking the walk of extreme conservatism".
Significantly, he concluded that an investigation would serve the interests of justice: talks about possible future deals with Gaddafi would not result in prosecutorial restraint.
Now the lord chief justice talks about restricting jury trial in fraud cases and creating a new tier of criminal court to sit without a jury at all.
Pryce, jailed alongside politician ex-husband Chris Huhne for perverting the course of justice, talks of the economic and human cost of prison.
And secondly, the purposes for which our data are being retained again talks about crime, the detection of crime — whereas again the [European] Lord Justice talks about serious crime.
It was a comment I've heard in one form or another at book events, at juvenile justice talks I've given, or in response to pieces I'd written about our national policy of retribution towards troubled kids.
After the show, Ms. Justice talked music.
Nancy Grace, who hosts a tabloid-style crime and justice talk show on CNN's sister channel HLN, has averaged 724,000 viewers at that hour.
WASHINGTON -- President Obama has accelerated his search for a new Supreme Court justice, talking with several candidates and reaching out to lawmakers as he tries to select a replacement for the retiring Justice John Paul Stevens within the next two weeks.
Patricia Leigh Brown's April 3 article, "Opening Up, Students Transform a Vicious Circle," describes the use of restorative justice "talking circles" at Ralph J. Bunche High School in Oakland.
