Sentence examples for summary of justice from inspiring English sources
A Summary of Justice Scalia's Bench Statement.
The West Virginia Supreme Court recently released a summary of Justice Benjamin's voting in 19 cases involving Massey.
When Norman L. Reimer, the vice president of the lawyers' association that brought the suit, got a summary of Justice Suarez's judgment last night, he said: "This is great news".
The legal effects of a declaration of martial law differ in various jurisdictions, but they generally involve a suspension of normal civil rights and the extension to the civilian population of summary military justice or of military law.
He was equally effective in a similar role as Robert McCall in The Equalizer (1985-89), playingrey-suiteditedo-gooderer whose altruism took the form of removing, with a sawn-off shotgun or similar instrument of summary justice, villains and oppressors of the virtuous and vulnerable who could not otherwise be removed.
In a summary of their judgment, Lord Justice Rix and Mr Justice Forbes said their ruling was only concerned with whether the deaths had taken place within the jurisdiction of the UK - so as to fall within the scope of the convention - and, if so, whether there had been a breach of articles two and three regarding an adequate inquiry into those deaths.
Local magistrates will also be given a supervisory role in scrutinising the use of summary justice by officers.
To a reporter seated a few paces away, Mr. Hussein appeared confused and shaken as he entered the courtroom, perhaps fearing the kind of summary justice Iraqis endured under his rule.
Ahmed smiles bashfully then raises two pistols in the air – the instruments of summary Libyan justice.
The second, dated December 12th 2003, is from the director of UNMIK's department of justice.A summary of the witness statements in the first document states that between June and October 1999, 100-300 people, mostly Serb men, were abducted and taken to Albania.
Respondents will use their discretion to provide a summary of their own criminal justice system detailing a selected number of specificities.
