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justice

[juhs-tis] / ˈdʒʌs tɪs /


NOUN
person who oversees court of law
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West Altadena is made up of people “who want to dedicate their lives and their professions to justice, to equality, to well-being, to health, to environment,” Clayton-Johnson said.

From Los Angeles Times

When asked on Friday if the justices are still invited, the president replied that he “couldn’t care less” if they attended.

From Salon

Yet despite the strong ratings of these audition programmes, some critics question if teenagers and young hopefuls can do justice to a genre that is so emotionally weighty.

From BBC

Johnson’s office cited long-standing House precedent, noting that the Rotunda is typically reserved for presidents, former members of Congress, military leaders, and Supreme Court justices.

From Salon

"Despite my dismissal by the President, I will continue to support our country and its justice system in any way I can," he added.

From BBC