Sentence examples for set of justices from inspiring English sources

But the court's opinion last week -- from a slightly different set of justices -- has cast it in a far more favorable light.

Composition matters, because a panel that decides a case by 3 2 might have come to a different result with a different set of justices.

In 1976 a slightly different set of justices reversed the court's ruling and handed the issue back to the states.Since then, the states have gone their own ways (see map).

Jalila al-Sayed, a human rights lawyer in Manama, says that there are "two sets of justice - one for the police and one for the protesters".

There are broadly two differing sets of justice rules that apply in the context of selection.

After listening to hours of taped  decisions read from the bench (and some oral arguments), Duane unearths five variants among the set of sitting justices (six variants, if you follow him beyond the current lineup to the larger set he calls modern justices).

Before they joined the Supreme Court, for instance, its current members spent less time in private practice and more time in Washington than any previous set of nine justices.

Though Sen has not developed this account into a theory of justice that articulates a set of principles of justice, the central point here is that a concern to protect a space of functionings we can choose to exercise is equivalent to the focus of the earlier argument on protecting opportunities that it is reasonable for people to exercise (Daniels 2009b).

OpenJustice, an interactive web platform developed by the California Department of Justice and spearheaded by the office of the attorney general, has today released a new set of criminal justice data for the sake of transparency and accountability.

"To me, they don't want the broad, sweeping set of social justice policies UTLA is trying to push forward.

The ruling was in response to a lawsuit brought by a set of "environmental justice" groups, who fear that the cap-and-trade system will hurt low-income communities.