Sentence examples for problem-solving justice from inspiring English sources
The technical term is "therapeutic jurisprudence", sometimes known as "problem-solving justice".
In this vein, proponents have maintained that global democracy is required for epistemic, problem-solving, justice, and legitimacy-based reasons.
It's a politics of systems and social control: Power is always a question of efficiency and problem-solving, never one of justice.
This is not justice as pay-back but as problem-solving.
problem-solving techniques.
Is it you, or is it the court, or is it Congress?" When the lawyer answered that while Congress can examine a problem, "it is up to the court to determine whether the problem indeed has been solved," Justice Kagan responded: "Well, that's a big new power that you are giving us – that we have the power now to decide whether racial discrimination has been solved?
That problem solved, they sent Chief Justice Burger the tickets.
Within the therapeutic justice model, "problem solving" specialty courts are established that use legal leverage to address the root cause of criminal behavior (e.g., addiction, domestic violence or mental illness) through treatment and community resources (Hora et al. [1999]).
From a criminal justice perspective, Medicaid is inextricably tied to the capacity of the criminal justice system to problem-solve and effectively respond to complex social and public health problems which impact the health and safety of our communities.
