Meanings of failure of justice in English

This appears to have been a frequent cause of failure of justice.

It seems to be a failure of justice, Mr. Kent.

For much of this failure of justice no responsibility whatever lies on rich men as such.

These had, of course, been safely preserved, ever since the failure of justice on that occasion.

There must be no failure of justice.

The foreign claims were principally for damages during revolutions, violations of contract, failure of justice, false imprisonment, etc.

A general gaol delivery simply sets the scoundrels free; a universal amnesty is a failure of justice, and a very doubtful benefit.

This failure of justice is critical, for it leaves our nation still in pieces and in danger of exploding again before long.

Zeid said the events were a litmus test of whether Mexico's new General Law on Disappearances represented real change or a continued failure of justice.

In regard to yesterday's trial, I am willing to admit it was a great failure of justice, or, to use McWriggler's classic language, 'a fizzle.'