Sentence examples for when a justice from inspiring English sources

Nothing says when a justice can retire.

When a justice poses a hypothetical to press the limits of an argument, it will inevitably end up on YouTube.

Irish diplomats remember their most effective talks with Mason when a justice minister forgot his manners and yelled: "But look here, what the hell are you going to do?" It was a negotiating style Mason understood.

Bernard Bell, a professor at Rutgers Law School in Newark, noted that when a justice recused himself in the past, the court had moved in advance to appoint a seventh judge.

It was similarly unclear if he was mildly criticizing Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg when he told the students twice how important it was when a justice wrote a minority opinion to include the traditional closing phrase.

When a Justice makes such strong and repeated claims for legal neutrality while rendering decisions that consistently reflect a political agenda, one wonders whether he is unconsciously misleading himself, or consciously trying to mislead us.

As it has always been, the president reserves the power to nominate justices when a sitting justice resigns or passes away.

Without mentioning Justice Resnick, according to The Toledo Blade, the chief justice added that "when a Supreme Court justice decides he or she is smarter than the Legislature, what they are doing, in my view, is overruling the will of the people".

When a new justice joins the Supreme Court, tradition requires the junior justice to arrange a little party.

This technical discussion builds on an earlier event of 9 June 2011, when a Communication Campaign on "Justice for every child" was launched, along with a report on the juvenile justice situation in BiH.

That struggle ended when a swing justice, Owen Roberts, sided with the liberals — the famous "switch in time that saved nine".