Sentence examples for quiet justice from inspiring English sources

During his 13 years on the U.S. Supreme Court, Burton earned a reputation as a diligent but quiet justice, often working more than 80 hours per week and rarely leaving his office for social occasions.

"We are very quiet there," Justice Holmes said in 1913, "but it is the quiet of a storm center".

As Redknapp and son Jamie wrestled themselves into their black people carrier with darkened windows outside Southwark crown court, leaving a press pack and smattering of middle-aged Spurs fans to think of Monaco and Rosie the late bulldog, the lingering thought was of those few quiet words the judge, Justice Leonard, had reserved for the game of football itself.

Having completed her remarks, Ginsburg moved down the bench to what she called "my favorite quiet place," next to Justice Clarence Thomas, and fell soundly asleep.

In just 32 quiet minutes yesterday, Mr Justice Edmund Davies passed the sentences, seven of them of 30 years - the second longest in modern British criminal history.

But it "invested and reformed" and was for Polly Toynbee's causes of social justice and (quiet) redistribution, increasing the state's share of GDP and re-regulating the bottom end of the labour market.

Outside Dept. of Justice: a quiet protest for #trayvon.

Community legal centres, or CLCs, are the quiet achievers of our justice system.

She says too many Africans keep quiet instead of demanding justice and denouncing wrongdoing.

Ahmad and her colleagues have been working meanwhile to develop, with considerable quiet success, a criminal-justice alternative to Guantánamo.

Quiet, calm deliberation by the justice committee and the Leveson inquiry will dispose of all this special pleading.