It went on to ask the Constitutional Court to consider the legality of the amendment and thus of the 2006 election in which Mr Uribe won by a landslide.In a late-night television address, the president blasted the Supreme Court for "abuse of power" and for "applying justice selectively".
The prosecutor said the bickering could affect Mr. Estrada's case, which he described as a symbol of "how we apply justice in this country".
It's institutions that uphold the rule of law and apply justice equally".
Fatou Bensouda, from Gambia, will next month replace the charismatic but controversial Luis Moreno-Ocampo, who has been accused of applying "selective justice" to Africa.
The conviction of several lower-ranking soldiers, but not their commanders, reflects the difficulties of applying military justice in situations in which young soldiers are expected to interpret and apply complex and ever-changing rules of engagement.
He says: "Thirty three years in the prison services has taught me the importance of applying fairness and justice equably".
One of the difficulties of applying the concepts of justice and equality to women's lives – not least for the women who live them – lies in distinguishing what is inherently personal from what needs to, and can only, be accomplished politically.
This article uses program management (an organizational design that has been implemented in many healthcare facilities across Canada) as an example of large-scale structural change and demonstrates the importance of applying procedural and interactional justice principles to enhance the implementation of organizational change.
And it is, of course, important to apply criminal justice where intentional harm has been done to another person, whether physically or psychologically.
Rawls is more explicit in this work as he is in his 1993 volume Political Liberalism that he takes the political dimension of the state as of primary importance, and that his principles of justice apply only within the state for that reason.
