I hope that my colleagues at the Department of Justice match the courage of my soldiers here and prosecute you and your newspaper to the fullest extent of the law.
Or with the three last-minute goals that decided three games in a row, Saturday serving up justice one match at a time, for Sevilla, Las Palmas and Deportivo?
Pleasing crowds has never been the prime objective of Ms. Churchill, the British dramatist whose fierce commitment to social and economic justice is matched by an imaginative reach probably unparalleled in contemporary English-language theater.
Husami goes as far as to argue that members of the proletariat under capitalism have an account of justice which matches communism.
His own liberal spirit and sense of justice found a match in the vibrancy of living in America.
At one point he was simply shouting; at others he was straining desperately to find words to do justice to the match.
The left-hander did not do his talent justice in this match, with just 19 runs, but will have savoured a maiden first-class victory as a Yorkshire captain.
The nomination of Mr. Zazzali, who lives in Rumson, came as a disappointment to some South Jersey politicians, who had urged the governor to pick a candidate from south of Trenton to match Justice O'Hern's roots in Red Bank.
They are very different movies — Mr. De Palma's is insistently political, while the Coens' is cloaked in allegory — but each presents a cold, terrifying vision of a universe where justice is no match for brutality.
I'm all for the struggle to make Mecca a truly holy city of peace and justice; this fight matches the struggle of hajj, our own efforts to perfect our character and do better in the world.
I'm all for the struggle to make Mecca a truly holy city of peace and justice; this struggle matches the struggle of hajj, our own efforts to perfect our character and do better in the world.
