In the Loop
Court Kangaroo Set Trial Loop Regular Legal System
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Idiom |
KANGAROO COURT |
Definition |
a court set up outside the regular legal system; staged trial where the outcome is set from the beginning |
Examples |
- The rancher and his friends tried and convicted the horse thieves in a kangaroo court rather than let the sheriff take them to jail for a trial according to the law.
- The political protesters had been tried and found guilty in a court of law, and when the verdict was read, they claimed that the jury and judge had not been impartial, and that they had been tried in a kangaroo court.
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