Sentence examples for justices failure from inspiring English sources

Monday's outcome is presumed to be the result of the justices' failure to find a majority.

The case today, Mitchell v. Helms, No. 98-1648, was the oldest on the court's docket, having been argued on Dec. 1, and the justices' failure to settle on a single majority opinion after seven months showed that the turmoil was likely to continue.

As the U.S. Supreme Court still can't figure out what to do about extreme partisan gerrymandering, the justices' failure to act has already had a deep impact on laws and policies across America.

Mr. DeWine said prosecutors would probably examine possible crimes including obstruction of justice, failure to report a felony and failure to report child abuse.

In an interview, Mr. DeWine said that while it was not clear that more people would face charges, prosecutors might consider offenses that include obstruction of justice, failure to report a felony and failure to report child abuse.

Astorino went on, "As you are looking at Andrew Cuomo the rest of tonight, you will see a person who very well may be indicted, after Election Day comes and goes, for witness tampering, obstruction of justice, failure to report crimes".

Trial exposes justice failures.

Like them, it is paving its way to sensible governance -- choosing to focus limited resources on targeting real crime and addressing one of the myriad criminal justice failures of a wasteful "War on Drugs".

Conversely, the fact that social arrangements do not cause or contribute to a disadvantage does not insulate it from claims of justice – the failure to alleviate that disadvantage may be unjust on plausible accounts of justice.

Writing for the majority, Justice Anthony Kennedy argued that the contributions had created a "serious risk of actual bias" and the chief justice's failure to recuse himself had violated the other side's right to due process.

Justice's failure to control its prosecutors set off the endgame.