Sentence examples for took justice from inspiring English sources
"I think it is about time minister Scullion took justice targets seriously".
"With the police doing nothing and a society that doesn't care, it is understandable that she took justice into her own hands".
A TIME TO KILL John Grisham's Mississippi-set novel about a white lawyer defending a black man who took justice into his own hands was turned into a 1996 movie, but now a Grisham novel is being adapted to the stage for the first time.
The bad — or at least the necessary evil — is represented by programs like "Outlaws and Lawmen," a series on those who took justice into their own hands, including Sally Skull, a Texas horse trader who killed some 30 men who made the mistake of challenging her, including, it is thought, two of her five husbands.
What is very unusual in this context is the slick promotional video that lights up the screens in the minutes before the main event, advertising Michael Sandel, "Justice" and Harvard's online-educational offerings.After a gracious little introduction by another Harvard professor, who mentions that she took "Justice" as an undergraduate, Mr Sandel himself is on.
Until the rest of the prisoners, with the approval of the Confederate guard, took justice into their own hands.
Former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's May 23 Op-Ed article, "Take Justice Off the Ballot," doesn't address this difficulty.
They decided to take justice themselves.
Toronto could have taken Justice and shipped him to Oakland.
They call themselves scam-baiters, and they have started taking justice into their own hands.
