Sentence examples for justice thought from inspiring English sources
Maybe the chief justice thought he was doing something minimalist in his majority opinion in Shelby County v. Holder, which had the effect of gutting the Voting Rights Act.
The Stoicism of the Hellenistic Age (300 bce–300 ce) was characterized by philosophical naturalism, including the idea of natural law (a system of right or justice thought to be inherent in nature); meanwhile, thinkers such as Titus Lucretius Carus in the 1st century bce and Sextus Empiricus in the 3rd century ce taught a variety of skeptical doctrines.
In the US, the department of justice thought it had struck gold with a string of emails sent by two Bear Stearns hedge fund managers – Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin – who privately worried that the sub-prime market was "pretty damn ugly" and "toast" while telling clients that everything was sunny.
Don't be fooled by the stupid hat, the Minister of Justice thought nothing of locking a baby in an attic and considering burning down "all of Paris" just to find a gypsy that he has a crush on.
An unlikely consensus has formed across the ideological spectrum -- and across the practice of criminal law -- challenging basic fundamentals about our justice policies and institutions, and demanding that the next generation of criminal justice thought leaders please stand up.
A Justice in Chief -- The New York Times: "I wondered at the time whether they had picked up signals that the chief justice, thought reliable after the oral argument two months earlier, was now wavering, and whether their message was really intended for him".
The court agreed to take the case in a brief order that did not reveal the justices' thoughts.
The dialectical relation between God and creatures is something towards which we mostly gesture in our efforts to do it justice in thought and speech.
Hypotheticals can spark the imagination to connect law to justice in thought and practice.
Anyway, the best way to access a window on a justice's thought process is to read his or her published opinions.
Voltaire's overriding lifetime message was a plea for tolerance, justice and free thought.
