Sentence examples for the existing justice from inspiring English sources

The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child expressed its concern about the Philippine government administers juvenile justice and the incompatibility of the existing justice system with the principles and provisions of the Convention and other international standards relating to juvenile justice.

After Franklin D. Roosevelt's landslide re-election in 1936, he denounced the court for substituting its own views of laissez-faire economics for those of the people, and proposed in 1937 to expand the court if any of the existing justices remained on the bench after the age of 70.

His appointment following Sessions' ouster the day after the midterms circumvented the existing Justice Department hierarchy where Rod Rosenstein would have been next in line, blindsiding lawmakers and stoking fears that Trump's ultimate goal was to dismantle the Mueller probe, which Whitaker now oversees.

There is no additional money and this will have to come from existing justice budgets.

Launching a process to return some existing justice and home affairs powers.

But the fact that evidence brutally coerced from detainees is inadmissible in our courts is not a weakness of our existing justice system.

The strike comes as the Serious Fraud Office announced it had launched a formal criminal investigation into two major potential bidders, G4S and Serco, in connection with allegations of overcharging worth tens of millions of pounds on their existing justice ministry contracts to provide electronic tagging of offenders.

On his justice brief, Khan also plans to create a dedicated minister for mental health within the Ministry of Justice and a women's justice board similar to the existing youth justice board.

On his justice brief, Khan also plans to create a dedicated minister for mental health within the Ministry of Justice and the creation of a women's justice board similar to the existing youth justice board.

"This seems like an attempt to subvert and do an end run around the existing criminal justice system," said Jennifer Daskal, the senior counterterrorism counsel at Human Rights Watch.

Mr. Venkatesan suggests that while abolishing capital punishment deserves serious consideration, the pressing concern is to ensure that people are not being executed due to flaws in the existing criminal justice system.