Sentence examples for flight justice from inspiring English sources

"No suspect was fleeing or likely to take flight," Justice Jackson wrote.

But shortly after 6pm yesterday at the Nanko ferry terminal, Ichihashi's flight from justice came to an abrupt end.

"One of the terrorists involved in the Sept. 11 attacks was stopped and ticketed for speeding just two days before hijacking Flight 93," Justice Kennedy added.

Mr. Polanski freely admitted in court his guilt to this crime; neither his flight from justice nor his tragic past nor an incredibly magnanimous victim alters this.

Describes a flight from justice they took with their ninety-two-year-old mother when it appeared that Harry would have to go to jail.

His transition from counter-culture guru to murder suspect caused a sensation that was only compounded by his flight from justice.

For Vannatter, the lesson in Polanski's long flight from justice is that celebrities enjoy special privileges in the legal system — a subject on which he possesses a unique vantage point.

"I wonder if Mr. Snowden chose China and Russia as assistants in his flight from justice because they're such powerful bastions of Internet freedom," Mr. Kerry said sarcastically during a stop in New Delhi.

"I suppose there is no small irony here, I mean I wonder if Mr. Snowden chose China and Russia as assistants in his flight from justice because they are such powerful bastions of Internet freedom," Mr. Kerry said.

In his early years in exile, Nadir was joined by figures alleged to have helped with the fraud and his flight from justice, including Dimond and his loyal lieutenant Elizabeth Forsyth, who had been involved in several money transfers.

It was this outlandish claim – one that Francis later claimed had been made up at the behest of the SFO – that Nadir was to rely on as an explanation for his flight from justice.