THE story of the Supreme Court's school desegregation decision has been told before, most notably in Richard Kluger's massive "Simple Justice" (1976).
There are massive peace, justice and labor movements alive in modern South Korea, I was told, but no organized opposition to sending the token force to Afghanistan, as long as the troops are not engaged in combat.
"There was a massive miscarriage of justice.
This massive hall of justice and commerce was covered by three groin vaults with three deeply coffered tunnel-vaulted bays on either side.
"And a massive quest for justice".
Yesterday Mr Ocampo promised that "Ivorian victims will see justice for massive crimes" and that "there is more to come" from the ICC, which is understood to be investigating up to five other figures complicit in the violence.
Civil liberty groups have expressed concerns that the so-called "Closed Material Hearings" (CMPs) would be a massive hindrance to open justice and contesting allegations from the security services.
A massive expansion in restorative justice, under which young offenders are required to meet their victims or the police, would cut reoffending rates and the numbers of young people in prison, according to a report published today.
Each case is fraught with massive failures in our justice system, and as a result victims have been locked up for decades.
My organization, the International Center for Transitional Justice, has seen in several countries how the struggle to pursue accountability for large-scale corruption committed under dictatorships and repressive regimes is inseparable from the struggle to pursue justice for massive and systematic human rights violations by those regimes.
And, if this bit is any indication, massive choirs crowing on about justice or whatever.
