Sentence examples for superior justice from inspiring English sources

The simple perception was that white wealth equals access to superior justice.

But Ontario Superior Justice James Spence instead wrested the company away and named a receiver to sell off what was left.

In her ruling, Judith Fabricant, a superior court justice, found that "Google's contract did give it the right to insist that its applications, if loaded at all, be fully operational, including data collection functions".

Justice as fairness sets out a version of social contract theory that Rawls believes provides a superior understanding of justice to that of the dominant tradition in political philosophy: utilitarianism.

Under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, superior officers have a role in convening court martials.

The Balearic Islands superior court of justice stated that Urdangarin was called to testify on 6 February, in Palma.

The judicial system has traditionally consisted of five levels: the seven-member Supreme Court, district courts of appeal, and superior, municipal, and justice courts.

The lawsuit, filed on Thursday in the Ontario superior court of justice, targets Avid Dating Life and Avid Life Media, the Toronto-based companies that run AshleyMadison.com.

On Monday, Ghomeshi filed a lawsuit in Toronto's superior court of justice against CBC, claiming C$25m£14m4m) in damages for breach of confidence, C$25m in damages for defamation, and C$5m in punitive damages.

"Mr. Comey has a record dating back to 2004 of challenging and defying higher authorities, including President George W. Bush in the famous Stellar Wind matter, and is clearly a man who prides himself as a pillar of moral rectitude, who is willing to defy presidents and, in this case, his superiors at the justice department," Weiner said.

Each autonomous community has its own high court of justice (Tribunal Superior de Justica), and all the provinces have high courts called the audiencias that try criminal cases.