Sentence examples for separate justice from inspiring English sources
Yet it's rarely acknowledged that the attacks have also led to what's essentially a separate justice system for Muslims.
That's exactly the mindset that has led the US to create what New York Times editorial page editor Andy Rosenthal has called "essentially a separate justice system for Muslims".
One hundred years ago, when progressive-era reformers first invented the idea of a separate justice system for juveniles, it was boys like Jeff and Marco they had in mind.
A separate justice ministry 2013 profile of the prison population shows that black, Asian and other minority ethnic groups still make up 26% of those jailed in England and Wales.
When President George W. Bush established a prison at Guantánamo Bay on land rented from the Cuban dictatorship, held detainees without charge, often without evidence, and then concocted a system of "military tribunals" to try those detainees, he effectively created a separate justice system.
The scientific evidence argues for a legal approach "under which most youths are dealt with in a separate justice system and none are eligible for capital punishment," wrote Dr. Steinberg and Dr. Elizabeth S. Scott, of the University of Virginia School of Law, in the paper.
The Supreme Court reversed that, 5-to-4, in a splintered set of opinions by six separate justices.
In a separate dissent, Justice Breyer, joined by Justice Souter, called for a "clear line" to be drawn between "police record keeping errors and judicial ones".
Because of the way the other justices lined up in their separate opinions, Justice Kennedy's opinion has the force of law on this point.
A very positive trend is that more and more countries are building separate juvenile justice systems, or at least establishing specialised juvenile justice professionals.
"I would like to commend the Ministry of Justice for their efforts to develop a separate Juvenile Justice Code and to ensure compliance of the juvenile justice system with international standards", said Sascha Graumann, UNICEF Representative in Georgia.
