Sentence examples for rate justice from inspiring English sources

And given that the discovery process has been stymied and the court has found the need of a mediator, "It is not surprising that legal fees are mounting at an alarming rate," Justice Gische wrote.

But the victims have had to content themselves with second-rate justice.

In this case, the Martin-Quinn method rates Justice Sonia Sotomayor as being the fourth most liberal justice, and it rates Chief Justice John G. Roberts as being the sixth most liberal one.

"They were first rate," said Justice Stanley Mosk, a Democrat whom Brown passed over to make Bird chief.

This high rate of criminal justice involvement creates a significant public health need and calls for the development of services to reduce rates of incarceration and recidivism.

Success rates aside, ensuring justice through adequate language services forms an ideological cornerstone of international courts.

Despite this work and given the high rates of criminal justice supervision among Black men in the U.S., little is known about SC usage among Black men under criminal justice supervision.

"It effectively sends a signal that inquests are a second-rate form of justice, that public access isn't a priority and, most gratingly, that aboriginal lives appear to matter less," one National Post reporter wrote.

Now, when we talk to law enforcement and corrections officers, they say, 'You can either pay on the back end [for prisons and police], or you can pay for prevention on the front end".. New research on incarceration rates and juvenile justice in recent years has helped to change the conversation.

For instance, the Aetiology and Ethnicity in Schizophrenia and Other Psychoses (AESOP) study conducted regression analyses to adjust for variation in rates of criminal justice referral, help-seeking behaviour, perceived risk to others, diagnosis and employment, but still showed a significantly increased risk of detention in Black African and Caribbean patients [ 3].

But for rape victims in India, a country scarred by a high rate of sexual violence, justice is most often elusive.