Sentence examples for longer justice from inspiring English sources

" 'Death is different' no longer," Justice Clarence Thomas wrote in dissent.

Back to the top Ken Clarke, now a cabinet minister without portfolio but with a place on the National Security Council, will continue to steer the legislation through parliament even though no longer justice secretary.

But the more we allow the way in which we punish to remain a secret, and the more the average American remains blissfully ignorant, the longer justice will remain blind.

"We think that after 15 or 20 seconds without a response, police could fairly suspect that cocaine would be gone if they were reticent any longer," Justice Souter said.

The longer justices stay on the court, and the more they reflect on the real meaning of the Constitution, the more they are likely to make rulings in favor of free speech and civil rights, and against the rich when they try to exploit the poor and less powerful.

They seem willing to wait a little longer for justice.

Earl Warren was no longer chief justice by then, but the Roe decision was rooted in a 1965 decision of the court.

The ruling late Wednesday in the Kansas case strongly suggests that, even if they have to wait another term, they have made the right calculation, and that, finally, we will not have to wait much longer for justice.

But the code (the purely political features of which are irrecoverably lost to the present short of some lucky inscriptional find) was surely intended to define and so ameliorate conditions; the Athenian equivalents of the "bribe-eating basileis" of the Boeotian Hesiod's poem could still dispense a rough, but no longer arbitrary, justice.

Hitting your Sweet 16 birthday shouldn't mean that you no longer need justice.

"Meanwhile, taxpayers will pay for the increased burden on the court system and will have to wait longer for justice".