Sentence examples for substantial injustice from inspiring English sources
We refuse leave as we are satisfied that there was no injustice, let alone substantial injustice".
But in relation to Hall, the three court of appeal judges concluded that his lawyers would have to demonstrate that a "substantial injustice" had occurred.
Under the Arbitration Act a judge can refuse to enforce an award if it's contrary to public policy and causes substantial injustice.
The Court's ruling does not establish parity between federal and state prisoners; rather it unduly restricts the power of the federal courts to remedy substantial injustice.
We refuse leave as we are satisfied that there was no injustice, let alone substantial injustice". They made similar observations in the other cases.
The judgment declared that convictions can only be set aside by seeking exceptional leave to appeal to the court of appeal out of time but that to do so requires "substantial injustice" to be demonstrated not "simply because the law applied has now been declared to have been mistaken".
The result, Mr. Bokhary concluded, was "a departure from accepted norms so serious as to constitute a substantial and grave injustice for which her conviction should be quashed".
These are the conditions he sets for justified civil disobedience: it is undertaken 1) in response to an instance of substantial and clear injustice, 2) as a last resort and 3) in coordination with other minority groups.
Fricker also discusses a second and related form of epistemic injustice that has generated substantial discussion: hermeneutical injustice.
However, among vulnerable populations of PLWH, substantial human rights and structural challenges (disadvantage and injustice that results from everyday practices of a well-intentioned liberal society) must be addressed.
May, who supported the Hillsborough families through the new inquests and spoke strongly against historical injustice, seemed to be preparing to hold a substantial inquiry into the Orgreave scandals.
