Sentence examples for neutral justice from inspiring English sources

The concept of a show trial is anathema to the traditional Western belief in a neutral justice system that objectively applies the letter of the law.

But if someone who had just robbed a bank was reported to be wearing a pinstripe suit, that fact if reported to the police might no longer be so neutral, Justice Souter added.

The Tribunal did not meet all the standards of neutral justice, due to the mental atmosphere of White Finland after the war.

Answers are divided as "completely injustice," "relatively injustice," "neutral," "relatively justice," and "completely justice," scoring from "1" to "5".

"The prosecution could always give a neutral reason," Justice Ginsburg said.

This is true so long as his conception of the good is consistent with neutral principles of justice.

A second regressor representing the dilemma/event type (care, justice, neutral) was entered into the PPI analysis as the psychological variable.

Exploratory SEM established the interregional covariances of activity to define their directionality and strength for connectivity models generated from the four regions of interest (ROI) (FP, PCC, pSTS, and rACC) comprising the constrained anatomical model that optimally fit data from each of the three conditions (neutral, care, and justice).

A rights claim to equal treatment (if such a claim can support same-sex marriage) trumps offense caused to those who disagree; the state is not required to be neutral in matters of justice (Beyer 2002; Boonin 1999; Schaff 2004; see also Barry 2011).

It is rather the existence of an independent and functioning justice system, neutral police, free media, vibrant civil society and educated voters.

The analysis of fMRI responses focused on the justice, care, and neutral issues.