The left, having tasted justice at last, would feel all the more enraged were he to escape it once again.In contrast, if the affair is left to drag on at a lawyerly pace attention will begin to fade.
Russian oligarchs' taste for British justice helped London lawyers rake in a record-breaking £5bn of profits last year.
"I leave the taste and justice of this to you," was his comment on the characterization "He could bellow like an Irish cop".
— Jeff Gordinier Wine Terroirs: Behind L'Affaire Olivier Cousin: Underlying the situation in which the Loire vigneron faces heavy fines and possible imprisonment are a cartoonishly inflexible bureaucracy, a very French taste for justice and a penchant for puns.
The trial promised the first taste of justice to those wounded in the attacks and the relatives of those killed on March 11 , 2004 when blasts from 13 sports bags stuffed with explosives and nails tore through four trains carrying people from mainly working-class suburbs to the city center.
There are six letters in both of their last names, they are both Libran, and their wines taste as if Lady Justice had made them herself, hence the name; ' bi'lancia" (be-larn-cha), meaning balance, harmony and equilibrium in Italian.
In fact, if you could force all the right-wing Justices to taste these two dishes, they would never mention "the broccoli horrible" again.
And where better to taste that founding spirit of care and social justice than in the canteens of its hospitals?
The movie is simultaneously a police procedural, an analysis of language and imagery, a philosophical debate about law and justice, and a very, very dry Romanian Martini — so dry that, at first, one doesn't quite taste much of anything.
