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bar of justice

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See: bench, court, judicatory


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These people are criminals and they must be brought to the bar of justice and apprehended," he said.
Murray WORCESTER - Nearly 24 years after stabbing victim Lillian Johnson's partially clad body was discovered on the bedroom floor of her Freeland Street apartment, her alleged killer and former upstairs neighbor was brought before the bar of justice.
Someday, the human-rights abusers currently running our country will be taken to the bar of justice as well.
 
 
 
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