Sentences with phrase «guaranteeing public justice»

The Nixon - Graham doctrine of the relation of religion to public morality and policy, as revealed in the White House services, has two defects: (1) It regards all religion as virtuous in guaranteeing public justice.

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Stamford is part of a statewide coalition, called the Connecticut Coalition for Justice in Education Funding (CCJEF), which filed a lawsuit in 2005 claiming that ECS's flaws violate the state's constitutional guarantee to provide all children with an adequate public education.

In the context of Dore's civility, professional discipline to prevent incivility was important, [61] but the severity of the conduct had to be interpreted in light of the expressive rights guaranteed by the Charter, including the public benefit in ensuring the right of lawyers to express themselves about the justice system.

The case was brought by the Public Law Project, a national legal charity that promotes access to justice, on the basis that the residence test would, if implemented, violate fundamental constitutional rights guaranteed by the common law and the European Convention on Human Rights, as incorporated into United Kingdom law by the Human Rights Act 1998.

The national legislature may thus possess discretion to determine criteria to be satisfied by organisations to be able to challenge an infringement of environmental law; however, the very obligation to guarantee access to justice was, for the Advocate General, sufficiently clear to preclude a rule with the effect of excluding certain categories of non-legislative decisions taken by public authorities from the possible scope of review (para 94).

25 Public access to the courts guarantees the integrity of judicial processes by demonstrating «that justice is administered in a non-arbitrary manner, according to the rule of law».

It is this potential that is problematic because, even if manipulation is not actually occurring, the lack of objective guarantees or protections against such abuse can breed suspicions or perceptions of want of impartiality, thereby eroding the integrity of, and public confidence in, the administration of justice.

(f) public access to the courts guarantees the integrity of judicial processes by demonstrating «that justice is administered in a non-arbitrary manner, according to the rule of law»;