Sentence examples for prohibited justice from inspiring English sources
"You have to show that this statute covers no more than what can be prohibited," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy told Mr. Clement.
Homosexuality cannot be placed in the category of behaviors prohibited by Justice-commandments, because homosexual sex, per se, no more necessarily involves a failure to love one's partner as oneself than does heterosexual sex, per se.
"The Due Process Clause did not prohibit Chief Justice Castille from hearing Williams's case," Roberts said.
One major component of the 2010 law is that it prohibits customary justice (local, traditional practices carried out by community leaders) from handling domestic-violence cases.
Acts of virtues (or vices) other than such external acts of inter-personal (in)justice cannot rightly be prohibited unless they involve (in)justice.
Hoare was cleared of murder but found guilty of manslaughter, as well as perverting the course of justice, possessing prohibited weapons and preventing Ms Watts' lawful burial.
"People in an open society do not demand infallibility from their institutions, but it is difficult for them to accept what they are prohibited from observing," Chief Justice Warren E. Burger wrote.
The general manager told investigators he did not believe the use of gas was prohibited by the youth justice act, and the acting general manager "was of the opinion that regardless of whether his interpretation of the legislation was right or wrong, the fact that no young persons were hurt should be the issue".
Catalonia has never organized any binding referendum on its independence.8 The 1 October 2017 vote was prohibited by the Spanish justice and not recognized by the international community.
Title IX was a landmark legislative victory for justice that prohibited discrimination by gender in schools and sports.
The justices struck down most of Arizona's immigration law, with the backing of Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., and prohibited mandatory life terms without parole for juvenile offenders.
