1.   A new international law made it a duty to dispense justice to victims, whatever reason of state might be invoked.

2.   He was running the department from the chair, like Saint Louis dispensing justice from under a tree.

3.   We could dispense some justice and hang him from the bowsprit to save the courts the trouble.

4.   The role of the courts is to dispense justice fairly to everyone.

5.   This was household government and justice could be dispensed wherever the pope was.

6.   As the judges and lawyers process prosaic infractions, they often dispense justice in the form of pragmatic calculations.

7.   By dispensing summary justice, the government was ignoring the need to reform the police, the investigative process and judiciary itself, he added.

8.   Even when they are scrupulously fair, minority prosecutors are not necessarily comfortable with how justice is dispensed.

9.   He had the level-headedness and intellect, combined with the earthy common-sense that it takes to dispense justice.

10.   In small claims courts across the country, mediators and arbitrators are quietly transforming the way justice is dispensed.