Noun used with modifier

• licensing: Licenses are granted by the local licensing justices or magistrates ' court.

Converse of object

• administer: The courts aim to administer justice as defined by the law.

• do: The picture on the cover did justice to the old ship.

• uphold: No bullying of the innocent is allowed and it is encouraged to take up the cudgels to uphold justice and truth.

• obstruct: Obstructing an investigation is an offense, and covers altering, concealing or destroying documents, or attempting to obstruct justice.

• seek: It gave normal people the ability to directly access the King, to seek justice or to make complaint.

Possessives

• clerk: Back to top Where do justices ' clerks fit?

Adjective modifier

• criminal: By its nature, criminal justice is almost entirely negative.

• distributive: Rawls, in contrast, argues that an egalitarian metric of distributive justice is uniquely appropriate in the domestic context.

• social: Once social justice has been achieved, there is nothing more to talk about.

• racial: They would have social peace at the expense of social and racial justice.

• poetic: Poetic law has its place, as does poetic justice, but imprecise legal writing is poor legal writing.

Preposition: in

• eyre: Earlier on, they could also be made in the Exchequer and before justices in eyre.

Modifies a noun

• agency: Ministers have made it clear they wanted to see a much more strategic and 'joined up ' system of all the criminal justice agencies.

Noun used with modifier

• youth: Further progress was also being made on speeding up youth justice.

• trade: Now we're campaigning for trade justice, with new rules weighted in favor of the poor.

Preposition: of

• peace: Power of justice of the peace to grant warrant to enter certain places.