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Meanings of justice in English
Spanish
justicia 
Portuguese
justiça Catalan
departament de justícia The United States federal department responsible for enforcing federal laws (including the enforcement of all civil rights legislation); created in 1870.
Synonyms
Examples for "justness"
Examples for "justness"
1
We should manifest the spirit of justness and good-will toward each other.
2
But she had always excused herself by the justness of her cause.
3
They demanded justness, fair play, and denounced red tape and official lies.
4
William Drummond, seeing the justness of the resistance, warmly supported Bacon's cause.
5
But ask yourself, Is he always to be relied on for justness?
Usage of justice in English
1
Thus why would this young lady come forward in hope of justice?
2
Never being brought to justice means they continue to abuse vulnerable employees.
3
His long relationship with the legal justice system started one year later.
4
He went on: Of course it's not as good as open justice.
5
I do specialized work within the criminal justice system-for the state police.
6
Thousands of serious crimes have gone unpunished by Mexico's weak justice system.
7
Children need adequate information about their rights and role in justice processes.
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However, the earlier justice reform bill was questioned by civil rights groups.
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The implementation plan for criminal justice reform is to be published today.
10
This is damaging police efforts to bring criminals to justice, experts said.
11
Last week, the president got involved with another criminal justice matter entirely.
12
His government portfolios included customs, courts, justice, and social services and employment.
13
Many demanded justice, others simply wanted to explain in detail their suffering.
14
The case ignited debates on race relations, gun control and American justice.
15
The Constitution warrants it; the Supreme Court sanctions it; justice demands it.
16
Of course, not all Republicans share Paul's libertarian approach to criminal justice.
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Translations for justice
Russian
Justice through the time
Justice across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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