Sentence examples similar to justice to study from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department has enlisted a team of criminal justice researchers to study racial bias in law enforcement in five American cities and recommend strategies to address the problem nationally, Attorney General Eric Holder said Tuesday, broadening its push to improve police relations with minorities.

The Supreme Court was the site of the first meeting of a committee established by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist to study the handling of complaints against judges of the lower federal courts.

Last February, Mr. Pataki and lawmakers named a panel led by the state's criminal justice coordinator, Katherine N. Lapp, to study the system.

She is the sixth justice to have studied at Harvard Law School (although Justice Ginsburg later transferred to and graduated from Columbia Law School); the other three graduated from Yale Law School.

The Green Party e-mailed VICE News a link to a backgrounder on its criminal justice policy, which calls for the creation of a Law Reform Commission to study justice reform.

He hopes to study criminal justice or forensic psychology.

He proposed a European committee to study "the justice" of the Islamic causes, especially Palestine.

Now she wants to study criminal justice and become an F.B.I. agent.

He registered at Morrisville State College back in upstate New York to study criminal justice.

The Senate Judiciary Committee recently voted to create a blue-ribbon commission to study the justice system and offer reforms.

Howe first hired Moley to study criminal justice in a number of cities, and then in 1928 he persuaded Moley to work for Roosevelt's election as governor of New York.