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justice

[juhs-tis] / ˈdʒʌs tɪs /


NOUN
person who oversees court of law
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The first pope from the Americas had sought to refocus the Catholic Church on promoting social and economic justice but presided over growing divisions.

From The Wall Street Journal

The delays mean that for some serious crimes charged today the victims and suspects could be left waiting years for justice as they are unlikely to see the case come to trial before 2030.

From BBC

The National Police Chiefs' Council said out-of-court resolutions were a "highly effective" way of delivering justice.

From BBC

In the Commons last week, he told Karl Turner - who organised the letter - that "juries will remain a cornerstone of our justice system for the most serious cases".

From BBC

It comes as the justice department faces a 19 December deadline to release files related to federal investigations into Epstein.

From BBC