The term – presumptive in meaning and unfactual, given Australia's UN human rights commitments to refugee intake – was seized upon to legitimise xenophobia as an act of (false) justice.
The damaging restrictions on dealing with terrorism suspects (and, remember, this regime of false justice amounts to a second, inferior judicial system that has applied only to Muslim prisoners) are contained in the National Defense Authorization Act, the annual military budget bill.
He and the bride's mother wrote the book "False Justice".
Their hymnbook rhythms and Blakean dodges are appropriate to their sentiments, which aren't as simple as they might seem at first sight: "But Man alone seeks Vengefulness, And writes his abstract Laws on stone; For this false Justice he has made, He tortures limb and crushes bone.
Saady added that firing the head of the news sector without further investigation gave a false impression of justice.
The resulting film is an examination of grief amid historical racial injustice, as well as the politics of living in a nation with "a false sense of justice," as a Netflix release reads.
Your red is the blood you stole from my people, your blue is a false statement of justice, and your stars are fashioned out of those who despise us.
The soldiers, Staff Sgt. Hal M. Warner and First Lt. Michael C. Behenna, were charged with pre-meditated murder, assault, making a false statement and obstruction of justice.
Coll was charged with conspiracy, obstruction of justice, filing a false report, and depriving a prisoner of his rights.
Typically, a Perverted Justice volunteer creates a false online profile, posing as, say, a 13-year-old girl on MySpace.
