Sentence examples for rapid justice from inspiring English sources

The authorities have pledged rapid justice for Ram, the 15-year-old burned to death last week.

Deborah Sontag PALESTINIANS: RAPID JUSTICE -- In a rapid-fire trial, verdict and sentencing, a Palestinian security court sentenced to life in prison with hard labor a West Bank man for raping a 5-year-old girl on Monday.

There has been widespread criticism of the fast-track court set up to ensure rapid justice in the case, which was one of the most high-profile in India for years.

There has also been also widespread criticism of the fast-track court set up specifically to ensure rapid justice in the case, which is one of the most-high profile in India for many years.

The reform that by Presidential Decree (13th February 2001, n.o123) introduced "telematics civil procedure" in Italian judicial system has the objective of a more efficient and rapid justice.

"We really did see rapid and robust justice with offenders being arrested, charged, put before the courts and sentenced in days.

The figures were revealed as one chief constable said the rapid and robust justice dispensed in the wake of the riots has helped take the momentum out of the disorder.

More offenders will have to meet their victims and apologise before being sentenced under a rapid expansion of restorative justice unveiledon Tuesday.

Rashid Khalidi, a professor of Arab studies at Columbia University, said he believed that these revolutions would fail if they could not offer "social justice and the rapid economic growth that will be necessary to provide equal opportunity, quality education, good jobs, decent housing, and desperately needed infrastructure".

In courts swamped with hundreds of thousands of low-level drug cases, rapid fire plea bargains pass for justice.

Monica Macovei, an MEP and former Romanian justice minister, points to the rapid growth in convictions of senior figures in the last year alone.