Sentence examples for virtual justice from inspiring English sources

Transform Justice's report, Video courts: conveyor belt justice or revolution in access?, questions official enthusiasm for virtual justice.

(These last two are linked in a kind of reputation murder-suicide, in which a woman at a tech conference, overhearing a man making an anodyne joke to his friend, published his photo on her blog along with a post claiming that he had made her feel unsafe. He immediately lost his job; in what passes for virtual justice, she was then flooded with rape and death threats, and was fired in turn).

So, do we need a global Internet legal framework that protects the open and unrestricted Internet, with The Hague as the seat of the Internet Court of Virtual Justice?

To many people who study social media and its effects on human behavior, the online rebuke smacked of virtual mob justice.

"Like the protected books, plays and movies that preceded them, video games communicate ideas — and even social messages — through many familiar literary devices (such as characters, dialogue, plot and music) and through features distinctive to the medium (such as the player's interaction with the virtual world)," Justice Scalia wrote.

So I ask everyone who sees this to express their outrage, to share this with every person they know and let's become a virtual "mob" demanding justice in our own country for these defenseless children.

In a transformative proposal for largely lawyer-free, virtual courtrooms, the civil justice council is calling for an internet-based dispute resolution system to be available within two years.

"There are great concerns regarding virtual currencies and the justice ministry is basically preparing a bill to ban cryptocurrency trading through exchanges," Sang-Ki was quoted saying in Reuters.

Finally, we are seeking papers for a session trisponsored with the Religions, Social Conflict, and Peace Group and the Religion, Film, and Visual Culture Group on the topic of virtual worlds, embodiment, and environmental justice, and/or religiously "green" movies and environmental justice.

Virtual reality and the criminal justice system: New possibilities for research, training and rehabilitation.

To recreate a virtual world that can do justice to the complexity of the real world is an almost "miraculous" fact, as Merleau-Ponty says of Cézanne.