Sentence examples for prevented justice from from inspiring English sources

The trial was said to be either a miscarriage of justice based on racism, or a cut-and-dried murder of a law enforcement officer in which the issue of race prevented justice from being carried out.

Supporters claim plea bargaining speeds court proceedings and guarantees a conviction; opponents believe it prevents justice from being served.

"You cannot allow people to engage in what is really obstruction of justice, and prevent justice from taking place to protect these children".

This means that many cases are still covered by the "pontifical secret" and are not reported to secular authorities, perpetuating the cycle of abuse and preventing justice from being carried out.

It prevented justice.

Seattle plaintiff Kirnan Ooman, 21,  said in a statement that the "question of the last few years has not been do we have a case, but rather how far will the federal government go to prevent justice?" There was no immediate comment from the Justice Department.

It also identifies challenges to restorative justice - the dangers, the pitfalls – as well as possible strategies to help prevent restorative justice from failing to live up to its promise.

While the court described the penalty as a tax, it did not invoke a law that could have prevented the justices from ruling on the case.

In an opinion written by Justice Anthony Kennedy, the dissenting justices went further, to say: "In our view, the entire Act before us is invalid in its entirety". While the court described the penalty as a tax, it did not invoke a law that could have prevented the justices from ruling on the case.

Now that the Supreme Court is one member short since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, North Carolina's move may prevent the justices from delving into an area of law where they've been deeply divided in the past.

(Israeli rules prevent sitting justices from having them, a government official said). His first major decision as chairman of the Central Elections Committee, in late 2017, was to reject a proposal to deploy, in limited numbers, computerized voting machines, citing concerns that the systems could be vulnerable to hackers.