Sentence examples for mock justice from inspiring English sources

Anything less than a guilty verdict, they say, would mock justice.

As these lifers age in prison, they not only mock justice but cost taxpayers ever more money.

There is a need to ensure that justice is done, he has said, and not "mock justice".The organ-trafficking allegations were first made in a 2008 book written by Carla Del Ponte, former chief prosecutor of the UN's Yugoslav war-crimes tribunal, and Chuck Sudetic, who worked as an investigator at the tribunal.

The same ghastly error was made with Ronald Biggs: his smiling demeanour after his release was an appalling affront not just to those affected by the original robbery but to anyone who felt he had mocked justice for years, and helped blur perceptions of right and wrong through his guise as a nice chap really who only wanted a pint at his local pub.

China believes the award of the prize is a travesty that mocks its justice system and the ceremony on 10 December has gained extra importance as a focal point for protests against Chinese rights' abuses.

Yiannopoulos belonged to an email group that mocked social justice stories on the internet, Buzzfeed said.

While this tendency has been derided by the alt-right mocking social justice warriors (SJWs) and "snowflakes", it has changed the face of activism for the better.

He mocked Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., whose dissent congratulated gays and lesbians for gaining the right to marry but decreed ominously that their legal victory had "nothing to do with" the Constitution.

That seems to be firing up its base: Last week, thousands of its supporters took to the streets to protest against the court and mocked the justices mercilessly in a staged comedy sketch.

So is the mock courtroom promising "justice and fairness".

It mocks American standards of justice by keeping people imprisoned without charges.