Voice Of Justice Gifts

"I'm sorry, but I'm morally and politically opposed to hangman."

Now leaving designated Free Speech Zone. Shut it!

Press Freedom

Your enemy is defeated by Fate

"I'm the kind of woman nobody calls pumpkin."

'I don't suppose there's any way I could serve my sentence on line?'

Executioner forgetting his glasses.

Lady Justice Balances A Marriage Quarrel

'I'm warning you, buster -- I'm wearing Wonder Woman underwear!'

"Twenty years? What ever happened to revolving-door justice?"

Moanathon.

'You appear to be a very honest and ethical applicant. Are you sure you're in the right office?'

Your karma will catch up with you!

Graduation. It's the start of graduation season. Many students today have double majors. He studied law and literature because he liked the idea of "poetic justice." She earned degrees in structural engineering and international relations --- She'll literally and figuratively build bridges! With Botany and Psychology degrees, he'll be a therapist turning over a new leaf. And here comes a young woman who studied math and theology. She's a grateful person who always counts her blessings!

"What Color Is Your Soapbox?"

Bureau of Disappearing Civil Liberties

Labour Protests

Liu Xiaobo dies.

"Don't fall for it, Dogman!"

"It's another poll asking if we'll ever trust another poll again."

Shireen Abu Akleh

'Sure, NOW they tell us!'

"Objection denied."

'Nice try, but I've heard the 'static cling' shoplifting defense before.'

Andrea Arroyo-Breonna Taylor

'When I offered the bribe, Your Honor, I was just being polite.'

"We the jury couldn't reach a verdict, but we were able to come up with this haunting ballad about the murder."

School Fights

'Here's my card. Call me when you get caught.'

'Maybe the meek will inherit the Earth, but they'll need tough guys like me for executors!'

"It might not have a bearing on the case- but the defendant has parked in your space."

A survey taker distills the voices of the many into his ear.

'Poetic Justice'

"Joan has a 'young voice' for her age!"

"Methinks the lady doth protest too much ..."