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justice

[juhs-tis] / ˈdʒʌs tɪs /


NOUN
person who oversees court of law
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“Our job is to see that justice is done for every member of our community, regardless of your documentation.”

From Salon

Prosecutors sought a 10-year prison term on Friday for charges including obstruction of justice, after Yoon allegedly excluded cabinet members from a martial law meeting and in January blocked investigators from detaining him.

From Barron's

The Christmas Day pardon remains a reminder that choices made in the name of reconciliation can carry long-term consequences, and that questions about accountability, justice and political strategy remain central to American governance.

From Salon

The pope also called attention to rising poverty and inequality, particularly affecting children and the elderly, and appealed for renewed commitment to social justice and care for the poor.

From Salon

But she added: "Our greatest support is not international reaction, but the solidarity of millions in Turkey who believe in justice, freedom and democracy".

From Barron's