Sentence examples for undermining justice from inspiring English sources

The seminar will assess the jurisprudence of these bodies, as well as their role in promoting (or undermining) justice and fostering reconciliation (or intensifying tensions) in post-conflict societies.

Later, the Attorney General said: "Jurors who use the internet to research a case undermine justice.

"If this becomes the practice, it could undermine justice," he said.

After the sentencing, Grieve said: "Jurors who use the internet to research a case undermine justice.

At a memorial Mass for Ms. Ochoa, he called the killing "an ominous sign" that impunity continues to undermine justice.

Increasingly, courts are ignoring fundamental fairness and overemphasizing rigid rules and technical legal points — in many cases, deadlines of one kind or another — in ways that undermine justice.

In his dissent on Friday, Justice Breyer reviewed the proceedings in Mr. Price's case and said undue haste had undermined justice.

He warned that tax evasion and the flow of funds of illicit origin undermined justice and deprived governments of vital resources.

Human Rights Watch, a New York-based lobby group, argues that it "will undermine justice by giving immunity to those responsible for human-rights abuses".Nonetheless, the proposals now go to the cabinet for consideration.

But the commission also foresaw that Kenya's entrenched political interests might undermine justice, so in the event of inaction, the matter was to be turned over to the International Criminal Court.

"The dual role strikes at the integrity of the criminal justice system because it epitomizes how a prosecutor's impartiality can be undermined," Justice James H. Coleman wrote in the decision.