Sentences with phrase «fair administration of justice»

«In fair administration of justice no man can be judge in his own case,» the Court wrote in 1967, «however exalted his station, however righteous his motives, and irrespective of his race, color, politics, or religion.

Importantly, as attorney general, I have a responsibility to enforce the laws of this nation, to protect this country from its enemies, and to ensure the fair administration of justice.

Writing recently in the Wall Street Journal on campus rape accusations, Peter Berkowitz asks, «Where are the professors... who will insist clearly and in public that due process is a fundamental component of American political institutions and culture... indispensable in a free society to the fair administration of justice?

«The statements made by the U.S. Attorney that are challenged here are fully compatible with the proper and fair administration of justice and did not violate the defendant's rights in any way,» the filing says.

... the public interest requires that Presidential confidentiality be afforded the greatest protection consistent with the fair administration of justice...

«Fair administration of justice» is a reference to current criminal proceedings.

«My professional life has been devoted to the fair administration of justice, and I would gladly continue my service to the people of New York on our state's highest court.

Until then we await the fair administration of justice.»

Further, the Crown's decision must implicate interests that go to the proper and fair administration of justice.

One of them, the California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice, will hold a hearing this month on remedies for people who have been wrongfully convicted.

Speakers at the April 7 to 9 conference, Faces of Wrongful Conviction, will include Barry Scheck, co-director of the Innocence Project; Judge Kenneth Starr, dean of Pepperdine Law School; Ira Reiner, former Los Angeles DA; Larry Marshall, founder of the Center on Wrongful Conviction at Northwestern Law School; Gloria Romero, California Senate majority leader; and members of the California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice.

The authors asserted, at p. 1, that the events of the Wagar trial: ``... undermine public confidence in the fair administration of justice, both in general and in relation to Justice Camp's current capacity for independence, integrity and impartiality, and his ability to respect the equality and dignity of all persons appearing before him.»

The Court of Appeal explicitly stated that «situations of gross misconduct, vexatious conduct, or conduct by a non-party that undermines the fair administration of justice other than those discussed above can be envisioned.»

The Attorney General for England and Wales, Dominic Grieve gave a very interesting speech on December 1 entitled «Contempt — A Balancing Act: balancing the freedom of the press with the fair administration of justice» to journalism students where he commented on his approach to contempt of court.

In a letter to legislative leaders and budget writers dated February 15, 2017, these companies wrote, «Our society is grounded on the fair administration of justice under the rule of law.

«Conduct which amounts to contempt outside the court may be described in general terms as words spoken or otherwise published, or acts done, outside court which are intended or likely to interfere with or obstruct the fair administration of justice.

Importantly, under the CJPA the LAO Lawyers have recognized that a vibrant, independent private - sector is essential to the fair administration of justice of criminal justice in Ontario and will support the CLA's efforts to ensure that this promise, contained in the MOU that ended the boycott, is honoured.

Rather, it is a question of whether proceedings are appropriate, taking into account the public interest and the fair administration of justice.

Again, when dealing with the ethical dilemmas associated with litigation involving self - represented parties, it seems even more fruitful and sensible to deal with this as part of counsel's general duty to the court and the fair administration of justice.

Although OPCA litigants may be represented, and so do not raise issues identical to those created by self - represented litigants, OPCA litigants similarly raise challenges for ensuring the fair administration of justice — for those they litigate against and for themselves.

This conflict eroded lawyers» independence from the state and therefore undermined the fair administration of justice.