Meanings of mean justice in English

By that I mean justice to everybody.

Do you mean justice or law?

I am not competent to appreciate the depth of a man's knowledge of equity; by which I do not mean justice, but chancery law.

It would be a tragedy if publicity now meant justice delayed.

About righteousness (which means justice), temperance, and judgment to come.

On Saturday, Yalagi told the Guardian that the referendum result meant justice had been done for his daughter.

A readjustment means justice to all.

That only meant justice in the existing conditions, so long as diamonds continued to be more valuable than bread.

"By the string I mean justice," said Long-Petter with deep seriousness.

Kirk Stribling, who has been fishing out of Aldeburgh in Suffolk for 25 years, said the ruling meant justice had prevailed.

The North, in a political sense, means justice, liberty, and union, and in the order in which I have named them.

It means justice, honour, fair-play, order, security, and the well-protected right of every man and nation to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.