Sentence examples for suffer justice from inspiring English sources

"We recognize the temptation to make the prisoner suffer, just as the prisoner made an innocent victim suffer," Justice Connolly wrote.

Women continue to suffer," Supreme Court Justice G.S. Singhvi recently said in court after hearing current figures on the number of reported rapes.

Clients will lose acces to their expertise and be liable to suffer miscarriages of justice".

Buried in the bill is also a move to ensure that those who suffer miscarriages of justice will only receive compensation if they pass a test of "clear innocence".

As long as Māori continue to suffer in health, justice, suicide and income statistics, it's my duty and privilege as a Pākehā to do everything possible to understand how it feels to live with the knowledge that this is happening to tangata whenua, to New Zealanders.

The obvious fear is that justice will suffer.

QUESTION FROM GOVERNINGWORKS: Will the Court suffer not having a Justice who served in the military?

"Never perhaps did any man suffer death with more justice, or deserve it less".

Many of its victims wanted revenge for what they had been made to suffer and called it justice.

Victims of crime and others seeking justice will suffer from Government proposals to close 91 courts and tribunals across England and Wales, the Law Society has warned.

Without significant reform, too many of the generally low-income defendants in these high-volume dockets suffer wholesale denials of justice, further exacerbating economic inequities.