Sentence examples for settled justice from inspiring English sources

When all was settled, Justice Solomon asked Lil Wayne if he had anything to say.

On one hand it has focused on recreating the forms of familiar justice systems – without any attention to the specific and historic struggles over power and resources that have created the norms of settled justice systems.

In recent years, big makers of implants like heart devices and artificial joints, including Johnson & Johnson, Boston Scientific and St. Jude Medical, have settled Justice Department charges that they illegally promoted sales.

"Issues which are not settled by justice and fair play will sooner or later be settled by force and violence," warned Vice-President Lyndon Baines Johnson.

And we don't know, of course, how that will play out, though it seems likely that the case will ultimately be settled by Justice Kennedy, assuming the current Supreme Court lineup is still in place when the California case reaches the high court.

"This is because it has long been settled that each justice must decide such a question for himself".

That is indeed settled law, but Justice Antonin Scalia, in a long and slashing dissent, said it was time to reconsider the idea that an agency may not only promulgate regulations but also say what they mean.

The Court's announcement of a new constitutional right to own and use firearms for private purposes upsets that settled understanding... Justice Stevens and his colleagues were not saying, a mere seven years ago, that the gun-control legislation in dispute in Heller alone was constitutional within the confines of the Second Amendment.

The Justices settled into their usual positions.

But perhaps the biggest question of the year won't even be settled by the justices.

Trump doesn't get to decide what is settled law; the justices he puts on the court do.