Sentence examples for special justice from inspiring English sources

The sheer fact that the particular state of the land you inhabit coerces you arguably does not establish any sort of presumption that the state's scheme of coercion must be specially tailored to your interests, that those coerced have special justice claims on the particular state that coerces them.

Not special justice, not social justice.

These people "will have access to the special justice treatment".

The judge or special justice then has several options.

The opinion was written by a special justice who had been selected by Mr. Clinton.

Two years earlier, a special justice declared Mr. Cho "an imminent danger to himself as a result of mental illness" and ordered him to outpatient treatment.

Code § 12-2-14 (1975), which authorizes the appointment of special justices in the event disqualifications result in an even-numbered court which is evenly divided on a matter, would presumably have come into play.

Kentucky's constitution provides that, in the case of more than one recusal on the court, the governor is to appoint special justices to replace them.

"We are talking here about the free exercise clause and about the establishment clause, and you say they have no special application?" Justice Elena Kagan agreed.

And we believe that our democracy itself is under threat: through the "investor-state dispute settlement" (ISDS) process, US companies will be given a special private justice system where they can challenge any new laws in Europe affecting their profits.

I can find no such special criminal justice concerns that might justify this sentence.... Ewing's sentence is, at a minimum, two to three times the length of sentences that other jurisdictions would impose in similar circumstances.