Sentence examples for question justice from inspiring English sources

Blimey, I couldn't do that question justice.

"You don't know how to ask a question," Justice Berkman told him in State Supreme Court.

"It's an important question, justice instead of retaliation," Mr. Nuckel says.

"The legislatures all over the United States were moving on this question," Justice Ginsburg said at Princeton in 2008.

"The jurisdictional question, like any other question," Justice Antonin Scalia said, "is to be decided with deference to the agency".

The practical question, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said, was deciding between "a wrecking operation" and "a salvage job".

"I think it's a very nice thing that the government shouldn't ask intrusive questions," Justice Scalia said.

"Qualified immunity gives government officials breathing room to make reasonable but mistaken judgments about open legal questions," Justice Scalia went on.

The basis for and implications of his concurrence were not explored at the arguments, because, by asking no questions, Justice Thomas did not tip his hand.

But to "entirely preclude review of a pure question of law by any court would give rise to substantial constitutional questions," Justice John Paul Stevens wrote for the majority today.

The questions Justice Kennedy asks at oral arguments this week will provide greater insight into his thoughts on these cases.