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justice

[juhs-tis] / ˈdʒʌs tɪs /


NOUN
person who oversees court of law
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“We want to know why something happened. And it’s probably because we feel like once we know the who and the why, then we can demand some justice.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Dismissal with prejudice, meaning prosecutors cannot charge the men again, “will serve the interests of justice,” Rosen wrote in a court filing.

From The Wall Street Journal

His beloved is described as having “a playground sense of justice, she won’t take odds.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Emails disclosed by the US justice department show she referred to the disgraced financier in emails as "Uncle Jeffrey", advised him on how to push back against media and accepted luxury gifts from him.

From BBC

Friends and colleagues described him as someone with "a keen sense of justice, inner balance, and a big heart," Angels of Sport said.

From BBC