He said before being elected that he was impressed with the late Chief Justice Earl Warren, who was governor of California, as a model for a justice because he was a practicing politician before joining the bench.
The 1989 PBS documentary "Excellence in the Public Sector with Tom Peters" highlights her work to restructure the American model for juvenile justice.
It is possible, however, that an ICC, ad hoc or hybrid model of justice for Gaddafi may not provide the visible justice that the Libyan people will demand.
He believed the state that would emerge from the rubble would be a model of justice and idealism for all mankind.
The challenges for social models of disability for justice may seem greatest for intellectual and psychiatric impairments, as well as for complex physical impairments such as fibromyalgia, multiple chemical sensitivity, and other conditions that radically and unpredictably affect energy, stamina, and functioning (Wendell 1989, 1996; Davis 2005).
It also provides a model for improving juvenile justice systems around the country.
PAY-IF-YOU-GO will be the new model for the criminal justice system if Jim Tedisco, a New York state assemblyman, gets his way.
The United States hasn't exactly proven itself the best model for the Afghan justice system.
In the ideal, yes, academia has the potential to be a model for equity and justice; in reality, academia is more often than not a white man's world with garnishes of elevated rhetoric.
Based on the group's recommendations, the Children's Legal Centre, a UK-based NGO, in collaboration with UNICEF and the government, developed the model for the Juvenile Justice Alternatives Project.
