Sentences with phrase «by justice»

A general comment made by the justices was that while the quality of the briefs was high, they were too long.

The result: The technology used by our justice system and its main actors is — sometimes dangerously — out - dated.

The need for greater scrutiny was acknowledged by the justice secretary in his open letter.

So, here it says the court is held by the justice, not by the jury.

A marriage license can be picked up one or two days after it is approved and must be signed by a Justice of the Peace.

The application was denied by a justice of the peace who found that there were insufficient grounds to believe an offence had been committed.

If the parents are still unable to reach an agreement, the matter will be decided by a Justice after hearing evidence at a trial.

As a result of numerous questions raised by the justices, the oral arguments took a good deal longer than the conventional time provided.

For a justice court to issue a protection order, the incident that gave rise to the order must have occurred in the area served by the justice court.

First, the approach demanded by the justices is unrealistic.

Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that is widely embraced by the justice system and legal profession.

How would a more just economic framework affect our consciousness, and how would a consciousness shaped by justice influence these structures?

Moreover, for those involved, their demand for some kind of satisfaction is most unlikely to be any more satisfied by the justice system than it is by the police.

A harrowing tale of survival topped off by justice duly being served.

It would also drastically reduce the number of criminal convictions achieved by the justice system.

Some couples will choose to be married at the local courthouse by a justice of the peace.

Even those persons but marginally connected with the church generally wish to be married by a minister or priest rather than by a justice of the peace.

As soon as a decision is made by the justices, then — but perhaps only then?

Typically, an arrest warrant signed by a justice or judge is valid only in the province where the justice or judge has jurisdiction.

Nevada (R): The decision by the Justice Department not to pursue charges against Sen. John Ensign in a case involving the husband of his mistress is actually bad news for national Republicans.

But the Windsor majority led by Justice Kennedy — which included Justices Ginsburg, Breyer and Kagan, who curiously saw a party with standing here, where they did not see one in Hollingsworth — went to the merits and overturned DOMA's Section 3.

A concurring opinion by Justice John Paul Stevens means that the decision will most likely have to be applied on a case - by - case basis, looking at different types of statutes that states have enacted to place limitations on class actions.»

The Court of Appeal described the ruling by Justice Abang as a rape of democracy, and ordered Ikpeazu to retain his office.

Many big name publishers had their settlement approved by the Justice Department case against price fixing.

An inquiry has been ordered by justice secretary Jack Straw after reports suggested Scotland Yard bugged a Muslim Labour MP who was visiting a constituent in prison.

A Working Group of Ministers chaired by Justice Minister Wilson - Raybould has been tasked with undertaking the review.

The brief dissents authored by Justices Breyer and Sotomayor in one of the capital cases coming from Arkansas are available here and here.

Chief Justice Roberts wrote the the Court's opinion, joined by Justices Scalia, Kennedy, Thomas and Alito.

In R. v. Fearon, 2015 SCC 77, a bare majority held that the common law police power to search incident upon a lawful arrest survived the Charter «s protection of the right of privacy, albeit with some limitations as imposed by Justice Cromwell (for the majority).

The Court ruled, in a 5 - 3 opinion written by Justice Kennedy, that due process was violated when Chief Justice Castille of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court refused to recuse himself from Terrence Williams» post-conviction appeal of a death sentence that Castill had approved as district attorney before he became a judge.

INEC had suspended the recall process against Melaye after it was served with an order granted by Justice John Tsoho of the Federal High Court, Abuja which directed the commission to maintain the status quo pending the determination of the suit that Melaye filed to challenge his recall process.

There's also some interesting language at the close of Justice Alito's concurrence (joined by Justices Thomas and Scalia) that I read as a subtle rebuke to Judge Sotomayor and the Second Circuit panel (which expressed sympathy to the firefighters in its per curiam opinion), as well as a rejection of an «empathy» standard for judicial decision - making.

First, there are many more ways today to perform surveillance without physically trespassing on private property, a point explicitly recognized by Justice Samuel Alito in a concurrence joined by three other justices.

The conclusion of the Supreme Court, delivered by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy according to a 5 - 4 majority, was that same - sex marriages should be afforded the same rights, recognition and privileges as opposite - sex marriages.

They were later joined by Justice for Children and Youth, a non-profit legal aid clinic.

Chisvin admitted misconduct before the Ontario Judicial Council this morning at a hearing chaired by Justice Robert Sharpe of the Ontario Court of Appeal and heard by fellow panel members Derry Millar, Ontario Court Justice Deborah Livingstone, and community member Anish Chopra.

The 1895 decision in Sparf v. U.S., [24] written by Justice John Marshall Harlan held that a trial judge has no responsibility to inform the jury of the right to nullify laws.

This is not dissimilar to the approach advocated for by Justice Abella in Wilson.