Sentence examples for threatening justice from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tuason, an Asian of Filipino descent, sent letters and e-mail threatening Justice Clarence Thomas of the Supreme Court; the actor Taye Diggs; and Jason Taylor, the Miami Dolphins defensive lineman.
A couple of trends have combined to threaten justice and liberty.
If lawyers can understand that injustice anywhere threatens justice everywhere then it is for us to lead public opinion.
After Pope Benedict XVI said gay marriage threatened justice and peace in his World Day of Peace address, Italian LGBT advocacy group CondividiLove came up with a strong -- and viral -- response.
Investigators also said Justice Thayer could have been charged with witness tampering and obstructing government for threatening Chief Justice Brock when he heard that accusations about the meeting on Feb. 4 were about to be forwarded to the authorities.
Last time BAE Systems was threatened by justice in 2006, it wriggled free with the aid of a personal minute from Tony Blair.
For example, in London in 1286 King Edward I passed an edict that decried "the most unheard of villainies" perpetrated by swordsmen and threatened swift justice for teaching sword-related skills.
Civil rights groups have warned that extending the secret hearings, known as closed material procedures (CMPs), into the main civil courts in England and Wales would threaten open justice.
The contempt proceedings, which were announced after normal court hours, marked the judiciary's first riposte in an extraordinary scandal that threatens Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, who in some quarters has become an admired figure for his flamboyant court crusades against the country's rich and powerful.
The complaint said Justice McRae had threatened the chief justice, saying he would "whip" him.
She said the chief magistrate expressed concern that the contents of the correspondence allegedly from Senator Culleton could amount to an attempt to pervert the course of justice, and threatening a judicial officer.
