Sentence examples for professional justice from inspiring English sources

We need a professional justice system.

Professionalism, job satisfaction & morale       Quality child rights-based diversion and alternatives programmes are an essential part of professional justice systems for children in conflict with the law.

Of those justices appointed, like his predecessor in the justiciarship, Coutances used justices from a wide range of backgrounds, and many of those sent out on itinerent rounds were local to the area, rather than the increasingly professional justices used under Coutances' successor Hubert Walter.

But as a result of the skill and bravery of our military and intelligence professionals, justice was finally done in May.

It is time for the President and Congress - our civilian leadership - to exercise their authority, and mandate an impartial, professional military justice system.

In a statement issued after his confirmation, Mr. Ashcroft promised he would "confront injustice by leading a professional Justice Department that is free from politics, that is uncompromisingly fair".

Here I must point out that agency lawyers — career attorneys with deep expertise in the law, privacy and intelligence — assisted their professional Justice Department counterparts in their review of the program but remained comfortable throughout with the lawfulness of all aspects of the surveillance effort.

The "law-professional culture," Justice Scalia wrote, "has largely signed on to the so-called homosexual agenda, by which I mean the agenda promoted by some homosexual activists directed at eliminating the moral opprobrium that has traditionally attached to homosexual conduct".

For example, those charged under the Criminal Code could be brought together with others directly affected by their actions (other family members, for example) together with health professionals, ethicists, justice officials, community members, etc.

Wolff's copiously illustrated and detailed professional biography does justice to a great talent who is still designing.

"Any juvenile justice professional will tell you that a detention setting should be the last option for any young offender," Steve J Martin, a prison consultant who has worked with several jail systems, including Rikers, told me this week.