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What is the prefix for justice?
Injustice
What is a synonym for justice?
Justice (concept) -- fairness, equality, equity Justice (legal) -- due process, legality
What is the opposite of 'justice'?
Injustice is the opposite of justice.
How many pages does A Theory of Justice have?
A Theory of Justice has 560 pages.
Is there a sentence like tender justice with mercy?
tender justice with mercy
What department operates the federal bureau of investigation?
justice
This department operates the federal bureau of investigation which investigates federal violations?
The US Department of Justice
Which is the most valid conclusion of the Bureau of Justice Statistic?
The right of a juvenile defnder are are broadly by the criminal justice system.
What department operates the federal bureau of investagation?
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) operates under the Department of Justice in the United States.
This department operates the Federal Bureau of Investigations which investigates federal violations?
Dept Of Justice
The FBI is a branch of?
The FBI operates under the US Department of Justice. It is not a branch of government.
How do you explain justice to a kid?
Justice is where everyone is treated equally. If your mom gave your sister a cookie but not you, is that fair? No! So justice is fairness.
Relationship between the constitution and the administration of justice?
Describe the relationship between criminal justice and the Constitution.
How does Victoria Justice describe Miranda Cosgrove?
Nice
What two words describe the US of America?
nation and justice
How do you explain justice to a six year old child?
Justice is when someone atands up to something not right. Keep the tone wholesome, and words simple.
What is a good conclusion about criminal justice?
The field of criminal justice is wide and varied. Criminal justice is the system of law enforcement, attorneys, and the courts, the prison system and the parole and probation system that are directly involved in the investigation, arrest, trial, and sentencing, imprisonment and supervision of criminal defendants.
