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"When the Uniform Code of Military Justice was established, it was cutting edge," said Mr. MacLean, who has temporarily moved from Australia to the San Diego area to lobby Congress.

Harvard's Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race & Justice was established in 2005 to pay homage to "one of the great civil rights lawyers of the twentieth century.

The civil rights division of the Department of Justice was established under the Civil Rights Act of 1957 and has been one of the most celebrated offices in the federal government.

A Juvenile Justice Unit was established under the MoJ to support the implementation of the National Plan of Action in Juvenile Justice System reform 2010-2015 and an Interagency Working Group on JJ was established to coordinate the work.

Of all legal systems, the juvenile justice system was established and intended to be rehabilitative, non-punitive, and solution-focused.

And another, Defend Justice from Politics, was established earlier this month to support the judges' retention efforts.

Justice Ireland is the senior associate justice on the court, which was established in 1692 and is the nation's oldest appeals court.

"The principles of fairness and justice for which this institution was established have to be protected," said the court's chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda.

Now is as good a time as ever to reclaim the principal of justice on which this country was established.

Despite gains in social justice, authoritarian, one-party rule was established under the telling name of the Revolutionary Institutional Party PRII, by its Spanish initials), whose rule lasted for 71 years.

The cause of the Hillsborough disaster - police mismanagement of the crowd - was established by Lord Justice Taylor in his report published just four months afterwards, in August 1989.