Sentence examples for get at justice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mir then insinuated that the powerful army and intelligence services could be manipulating Mr. Hussain in order to get at Justice Chaudhry for his relentless pursuit of cases related to illegal detention and extrajudicial killings by the security forces.

"Courts like to get at the truth," Justice Scalia later added, echoing a line from the independent counsel's brief.

He described his impending trial as "trumped up charges in a kangaroo court", motivated not by justice but to "get at my head".

We want to get at the truth; you can't have justice without truth.

"Today, we got justice, the justice that we want.

Now, posthumously, they may get justice at last.

It's hard to say, but you get more justice at Wal-Mart". That's the same assessment you hear from public officials in Louisiana, and there's even been talk of letting Wal-Mart take over FEMA's job.

"After that, it was like [against] St Mirren here - we pulverised them and didn't get any justice at all".

"There can't be any doubt, as I think Chief Justice Roberts got at, that the performance has a huge amount of original expression bound up in it," Mr. Falzone said.

Sophie Walker, director of the Centre for Criminal Appeals, a nonprofit law firm taking on joint enterprise appeals cases, said: "After tireless campaigning by families, a few prisoners whose lives have been ruined by this ill-applied doctrine will finally be getting a chance at justice in front of the court of appeal.

And, at the end of it, maybe we get a Justice who is basically a centrist — or maybe not.