Sentence examples for preferred justice from inspiring English sources

Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a favorite on the feminist lecture circuit; Clarence Thomas has vivid stories of growing up as a "nappy-headed little boy running barefoot" around Pinpoint, Georgia; Sandra Day O'Connor is the preferred Justice at awards luncheons where crystal figurines are handed out.

Three weeks ago, Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson issued a much belated apology to Brown's family; they politely declined to accept it, saying that they'd prefer justice to contrition.

Nominees for the lifetime position also tend to be younger than 60, because presidents prefer justices who will remain on the bench for decades after their presidencies end.

(Beck, a Mormon, is an opponent of social justice, preferring instead "equal justice", which he believes is what Jesus Christ himself would have championed had he thought it through properly).

Plenty of South Africans would have preferred to see justice done and those responsible hanging from the rafters.

Even a retired policeman preferred Abdesslam's justice to that of the state, asking him to remove a tenant from his flat.

An additional complication was that rather than send such matters to trial, justices preferred to reconcile the parties concerned.

I would have preferred him to face justice.

Homespun local justice was preferred, as was the common sense of the local jury.

Mr Henning's brother, Reg Henning, said he hoped Emwazi was dead but added: "I would have preferred him to face justice.

Attention is already focusing on the tribunal's next actions.Human-rights groups and scholars preferred to emphasise that justice had been served, at long last.