The decision outraged not only the CMC, whose chairman, Martin Moynihan, called it "incomprehensible", but also Mr Doomadgee's family, still waiting for justice six years on.
Famously, on an embassy to Rome in 156/5 BCE, Carneades argues for justice one day, and against justice the next.
"Congo has among the highest sexual violence in the world — it's unfathomable that they brought no such charges," said Bridgid Inder of the Women's Initiatives for Gender Justice, one of the rights groups following the trial.
Schurz's decision may have appeared impetuous to many, but to him it represented the culmination of a lifelong struggle for justice on two continents.
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Andrew Hawkins won't apologize for wearing a T-shirt calling for justice for two unarmed African Americans killed by police officers in Ohio in 2014.
A solicitor, businessman and citizen soldier before his entry into politics, Gould was a member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly from 1882 to 1898, during which time he served as Minister for Justice in two Free Trade governments.
Grayling was the secretary of state for justice for three years until the 2015 general election.
By doing this, your reporter not only humiliated the sacrifices made by the three million Bangalee martyrs of our Liberation War of 1971, but also insulted their families who have been waiting for justice for four decades in independent Bangladesh.
For Maurice-David Matisson, a soft-spoken Jewish veteran of the French Resistance, the quest for justice for eight family members who perished in World War II took 17 long, often frustrating years but bore fruit at 9 12 Thursday morning.
All our sympathies are with Mildred, and we prepare to join her in the fight for justice, but "Three Billboards" is not that kind of movie.
