Sentence examples for right of justice from inspiring English sources
"But I'd rather be on the side of history, of what is right, of justice".
Her positions on other current issues are either unclear — or possibly to the right of Justice Stevens.
"To none will we sell, to none will we deny, or delay, the right of justice" – chapter 40 of the charter and still in force today – is as resonant and succinct a statement today as it was eight centuries ago.
"The right of justice demands denouncement and recognition," he said, "even if individuals can't go to prison".
He is said to have preached, "Tell me by what right of justice do you hold these Indians in such a cruel and horrible servitude?
Such a shift would move the Court even farther to the right than it is today, because the "swing" justice under this scenario would be someone appreciably to the right of Justice Kennedy.
"When [conservative commentator] Dana Loesch tweets about me this morning, you know you're kind of on the right side of justice and history when she's condemning you, right?" Sommers said.
To get on the right side of Justice Kennedy, advocates know, it helps to get on the right side of the First Amendment.
"We're on the right side of justice and the law," said Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone of Somerville.
Her lack of power and ego makes her the right arbiter of justice.
For He is always on the right side of justice!" The first is from Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained"; the second, from the acclaimed sketch series "Key and Peele".
