The (unlawful) retaliation for an injustice that the affected person carries out himself.
1 True, one can detect a taste for vigilante justice in many pictures.
2 Any watchdog effort is relegated to the realm of virtual vigilante justice .
3 He didn't regret the kill; it hadn't been an act of vigilante justice .
4 Smith said he left New Zealand to escape the " vigilante justice system".
5 It's not perfect, but vigilante justice is not the answer.
6 She hoped the presence of a lawman might deter any attempt at vigilante justice .
7 Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned that " vigilante justice " would not be tolerated.
8 Opposition-held areas have also seen cases of vigilante justice .
9 What Zimring says it's really just a question of in some ways vigilante justice mentality.
10 Somebody would pay; Americans would accept nothing less than old-fashioned vigilante justice on this one.
11 In broad terms I left New Zealand to escape the vigilante justice system that operates there.
12 The "Four Just Men" administer vigilante justice across state borders.
13 And vigilante justice is nonetheless "justice" from outside the law.
14 Kangaroo courts with vigilante justice will accomplish nothing.
15 Litigiousness, vigilante justice , use of force, and "getting away with it" are now extolled.
16 The show combines government surveillance to stop terrorist attacks with an eccentric hacker billionaire and vigilante justice .
Other examples for "vigilante justice"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of: Vigilante justice across language varieties