House Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted that "Those behind such reprehensible acts must be brought to justice": Those behind such reprehensible acts must be brought to justice.
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The suspects in this case were never brought to justice.
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The world's most wanted man has been brought to justice.
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This is unacceptable and they will be brought to justice.
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No one was ever brought to justice for Romero's murder.
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Those responsible for today's attack must be brought to justice.
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"Somebody should be brought to justice for this," he said.
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"He should be brought to justice for his reckless actions."
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"Perpetrators must be identified and brought to justice," he said.
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They are murderers who need to be brought to justice.
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Here's hoping that the perpetrator is caught and brought to justice.
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Silveria vowed that whoever was responsible would be brought to justice.
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Most cases are not investigated and perpetrators rarely brought to justice.
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Before Iran's Qassem Soleimani was abruptly brought to justice on Jan.
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The killers brought to justice could be counted on one hand.
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"We will ensure that those responsible are brought to justice," Weerasak said.
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Under both presidents, many members of the dictatorship were brought to justice.
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We will not rest until all those responsible are brought to justice.
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My generation grew up seeing these killers not being brought to justice.
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Those countries that continue to execute whales should be brought to justice.
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Whatever you think of Simpson's guilt, their killer was never brought to justice.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has said any IS prisoners will be brought to justice.
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We share in the hope that those responsible will be brought to justice.
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I can't wait until the person involved in this is brought to justice.
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The killer was never brought to justice, according to WXYZ-TV in Detroit.
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"Those responsible must be brought to justice," Trudeau said in a plenary session.
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However, not everyone who violates these statutes is caught or brought to justice.
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It also means that perpetrators in these cases are not brought to justice.
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And the conductor of that massacre has yet to be brought to justice.
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It doesn't matter anymore that Escobar be brought to justice through legal means.
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They vow to keep protesting until their sisters' murderers are brought to justice.
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" They added, "The real murder or murderers have not been brought to justice.
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"Those responsible for killing civilians and insulting religion will be brought to justice."
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"Under current conditions, the perpetrators will not be brought to justice," he said.
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Although she has identified her attackers no one has been brought to justice.
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"The snipers who are shooting at people will be brought to justice," he added.
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I pray whoever is responsible for her death is captured and brought to justice.
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He called for those responsible to be brought to justice by the security forces.
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Few of the attackers have been brought to justice, creating a climate of impunity.
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And each and every participant to those omissions needs to be brought to justice.
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These perpetrators must be brought to justice and held accountable for these horrific crimes.
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Few of these atrocities figured in official accounts; rarely was anyone brought to justice.
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"I hope whoever did this will be brought to justice," said Paula Burrow, Burrow's sister.
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Those responsible for his death and cover up will be brought to justice, officials said.
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This will not be tolerated and those who do so must be brought to justice.
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Greer despairs of his ever being brought to justice, but she shouldn't give up hope.
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Dawn Usanga wants the person responsible for Xavier's death brought to justice, she told KTVI.
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We trust the government is listening and that the others will be brought to justice.
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"The military officers responsible for these heinous crimes must be brought to justice," he said.
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The most distinctively Japanese part of Mr Asahara's story is how he was brought to justice.
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"The mobs would be apprehended and brought to justice," a government spokesman said in a statement.
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But, Forsyth advises retaining the image so offenders can be brought to justice through the courts.
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Instead they should have taken lawful steps to ensure that criminal suspects are brought to justice.
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"These actions will not be tolerated by the DEA, and they will be brought to justice."
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But that doesn't always mean that police officers who've overstepped their authority are brought to justice.
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"No, I don't want that man to die, I want him brought to justice," he said.
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Nanette's friends and family still cling to hope that her killer will be brought to justice.
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Campaign group Global Witness also urged Mexico to make sure Baldenegro's killers are brought to justice.
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He said "every resource" would be used to ensure the "perpetrators" are brought to justice swiftly.
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"Montia and I are delighted that the alleged extortionist is being brought to justice," Bloom wrote.
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I believe she is telling the truth and Judge Kavanaugh needs to be brought to justice.
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It would be years before their killers, all members of the KKK, were brought to justice.
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He wants anyone associated with the origins of the Mueller investigation to be brought to justice.
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We will continue to work tirelessly to ensure that this predator is brought to justice. pic.twitter.
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He called for ensuring that "those responsible for this ruinous situation one day are brought to justice".
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And isn't the world full of other terrible men who might deserve to be brought to justice?
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Settler leaders have vehemently condemned the arson and called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.
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"It is our hope that the person or persons responsible for his death are brought to justice."
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"Those responsible must be investigated and brought to justice," the Honduran President said on Twitter on Thursday.
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The man who violated her as a toddler, a non-Native American, was never brought to justice.
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CHINA'S AMBASSADOR TO THE UK SAYS VIOLENT OFFENDERS MUST BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE ACCORDING TO THE LAW
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Many say few arrests have been made nor does anyone appear to have been brought to justice.
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"Our position is that those responsible have to be held accountable and brought to justice," he said.
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The Cleveland Division of Police is investigating this incident and these perpetrators will be brought to justice.
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"Now it is very important that those who were in positions of power be brought to justice."
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Reporter: Thousands took to the streets to demand those responsible for the killings be brought to justice.
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She said the trans community is hoping that those responsible for the violence are brought to justice.
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Prince Mohammed, who casts himself as a reformer, has said the killers will be brought to justice.
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He said King Salman assured him that those involved in Jamal Khashoggi's murder would be brought to justice.
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He said King Salman assured him that those involved in Jamal Khashoggi's murder would be brought to justice.
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The murderer needs to be brought to justice; and Ms Li and her family deserve a just answer.
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He said only "unlawful and unregistered organizations that... provoke riots, chaos and insecurity" would be brought to justice.
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The Confederacy does not need to be resurrected, it needs to be de-zombified and brought to justice.
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Third is one indictment against Russian individuals who will never be brought to justice in the United States.
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Two young men died for no good reason, and their murderers will likely never be brought to justice.
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Interior Minister Christophe Castaner said on his Twitter feed that anyone attacking reporters will be brought to justice.
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Few of their killers will be brought to justice — or even charged with the crime of their murder.
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The band accused of masterminding the attack, National Thowheeth Jama'ath, will hopefully be neutralized and brought to justice.
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We look forward to an appeal, and hope those truly responsible for this attack are brought to justice.
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Speaking at an investors' conference, bin Salman said those responsible for the killing would be brought to justice.
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Buhari promised the families of the missing girls that they'll be found and their attackers brought to justice.
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The Israeli police are investigating the case, and I expect the culprits will be swiftly brought to justice.
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And when rapists aren't brought to justice for their crimes against women, that is the result of unequal power.
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There is no imagination of what Hope County could be if Seed was taken down and brought to justice.
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But, as the burden of proof is on individuals filing the complaint, the cases are rarely brought to justice.
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"Every single one of them must be brought to justice," she told 1843, this newspaper's sister magazine, in 2016.
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U.N. Secretary Ban Ki-moon said he hoped those responsible for "this despicable crime" were swiftly brought to justice.
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Al-Muhandis and other commanders say any abuses were isolated incidents, and that perpetrators have been brought to justice.
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That bomb threats to JCCs are crimes and should be investigated and prosecuted, with the perpetrators brought to justice.
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Al Abdallah called on the international community to ensure that Assad is brought to justice for attacks on civilians.
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Additionally, MacLeish hopes that the alleged abusers who are still alive can be brought to justice for their actions.
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If 1938 was a Soviet counterpart to Hitler's Holocaust, then why has nobody been brought to justice for it?
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"Those responsible for the violence must be brought to justice with full respect for fair trial standards," Zeid said.
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Final arrest Favela Astorga was the final of seven people accused of Terry's murder to be brought to justice.
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About two dozen others joined them in the cold, some holding signs demanding R. Kelly be brought to justice.
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Greg Abbott's office called Martinez's death a murder, and Trump tweeted that those responsible will be brought to justice.
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A spokesman for Baluchistan's government, Anwar ul-Haq Kakar, said that the perpetrators would soon be brought to justice.
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The prince promised on Wednesday the killers would be brought to justice, his first public comments on the matter.
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Verdict: Sadly, for every case like this that is brought to justice, many more likely go undetected and unpunished.
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New research shows that far fewer Nazis were brought to justice in the immediate postwar years than previously thought.
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We want to (know) who did it, we want to know why, and we want them brought to justice.
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"We are very determined to find out the truth and that the people responsible should be brought to justice."
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Cops are obviously hoping the public can help in identifying the suspects so they can be brought to justice.
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She said more investigation is needed and whoever supplied the singer with the drug should be brought to justice.
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"The perpetrators of this heinous attack should be brought to justice expeditiously," India's foreign ministry said in a statement.
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We just feel safer knowing his squishy face is out there, making sure all loose treats are brought to justice.
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"The perpetrators of this heinous attack should be brought to justice expeditiously," the Indian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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Later, Riyadh said the killing was premeditated and Prince Mohammed has vowed that the killers would be brought to justice.
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The Mothers of Srebrenica have won praise for their struggle to have those responsible for the killings brought to justice.
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Whether ageing war criminals are brought to justice will depend in part on the next occupant of the White House.
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"We are reassured to see the perpetrator brought to justice," Eric Barbee, the US Embassy spokesman in Amman, told CNN.
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The first fugitive on the very first episode of In Pursuit has been captured and will be brought to justice.
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He called on law enforcement agencies in the country to ensure all perpetrators of sexual violence were brought to justice.
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They should be brought to justice, but until that happens, they will be a serious obstacle to an orderly recall.
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The fact that a mob boss lives in the White House should not excuse him from being brought to justice.
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Earlier in the day, Mr. Erdogan repeated his demand that those responsible for Mr. Khashoggi's death be brought to justice.
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A culprit may never be brought to justice, particularly if the hit on Khashoggi was ordered by the crown prince.
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"He knew what he was doing, and yet he has not been brought to justice," Castro said of Officer Pantaleo.
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Disappearances, extrajudicial killings, torture, intimidation — and in the vast majority of cases, no one has ever been brought to justice.
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"What mattered to us was that he be brought to justice in the United States," he said in an interview.
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He deserved to be brought to justice for his crimes against American troops and thousands of innocents across the region.
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We need to get it out in the open and to see to it that people are brought to justice.
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After all, their goal in this trial was to ensure that the drug trafficker Joaquín Guzmán was brought to justice.
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Musharraf could do all of this with impunity because he felt certain that he would never be brought to justice.
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Though Lenarsky's assaulter was unfortunately not brought to justice, her tweets help to break down the stigma around reporting sexual assault.
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"Those responsible for killings and other human rights abuses and violations must be brought to justice," it said in a statement.
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He fought for these crimes to not be forgotten, and he wanted those who were responsible to be brought to justice.
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We are thankful for law enforcement's quick and appropriate response, and whoever sent this suspicious package should be brought to justice.
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"We will not rest until all murderers and criminal elements and their sponsors are incapacitated and brought to justice," Buhari said.
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Prince Mohammed, Riyadh's de facto ruler who casts himself as a reformer, has said the killers will be brought to justice.
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He knew what he was doing, that he was killing Eric Garner, and yet he has not been brought to justice.
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"An Iranian terrorist who killed Americans and orchestrated an attack on our embassy in Iraq was brought to justice," it read.
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In his video, Zolotov admitted that there are cases of corruption but said that corrupt individuals are being brought to justice.
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Feminist writer Mikki Kendall, who appeared in the docuseries "Surviving R. Kelly," expressed hope that Kelly would be brought to justice.
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He noted that "no one has been brought to justice" for the slur, which he considered to be an isolated incident.
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A student convicted of 159 sexual offences is likely the most prolific rapist ever brought to justice, British prosecutors have said.
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Coomaraswamy urged the international community to stop pressuring Rohingya to return and ensure those behind the violence are brought to justice.
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"Sexual assault is a terrible crime and we're pleased he has now been brought to justice," he said in a statement.
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We aim to determine who has leaked or facilitated leaks of classified information so that these individuals can be brought to justice.
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"I have fought so long to finally see Epstein brought to justice," Wild told CNN in a statement Tuesday through her attorney.
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And unlike the vast majority of officials brought to justice in the trial, Marin refused to plead guilty, insisting on a trial.
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"We should declare every Cuban diplomat persona non grata until those responsible for these attacks are brought to justice," said Arkansas Sen.
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Shot in the stomach, Saipov will probably live to be brought to justice, not far from the scene of his heinous crime.
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UK PM MAYS SPOKESWOMAN SAYS MAY SAID SHE WANTS THE TWO RUSSIAN SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF SKIRPAL POISONING TO BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE
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"She immediately takes matters into her own hands to make sure those people are brought to justice," the mother of three continues.
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He was apprehended by Indonesian authorities in 2010 for illegal possession of ammunition and was brought to justice, the police chief said.
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But the CPS hopes the new changes will give clear and appropriate advice to prosecutors so that offenders are brought to justice.
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She has expressed outrage at the "disgusting attacks" and sexual assaults in Cologne and said the perpetrators must be brought to justice.
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The perpetrators, who will likely never be identified or brought to justice, have shared their actions with online publications to gain attention.
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Robert D. Watkins, the United Nations resident coordinator in Bangladesh, called on the government to ensure the perpetrators were brought to justice.
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He gazes into the eyes of the viewer, a stark reminder that his son's killer still has not been brought to justice.
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She noted that the deaths are unlawful, and that thus far, no one has been brought to justice on the victims' behalf.
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Maliwal has vowed to maintain her hunger strike until the government introduces measures to ensure all accused attackers are brought to justice.
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It makes officers into war heroes, and so they are not brought to justice as others doing the same things would be.
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In nine out of ten cases, those who kill journalists are never brought to justice, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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In practice, this would reduce dangerous offenders and send the signal that those who target Native women will be brought to justice.
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But she also wants the men who shot her husband in the legs and dragged him off to be brought to justice.
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The most infamous terrorist of my generation had been brought to justice and we had all been waiting patiently for that day.
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"This swamp of corruption and financial crime must now be brought to justice," Sven Giegold, a German delegate, declared before leaving Brussels.
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has promised the families of the missing girls that they'll be found and their attackers brought to justice.
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We'll use the funds to continue our hotline and programs to prevent sexual violence, support survivors and ensure perpetrators are brought to justice.
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"We are conducting our own fact-finding mission, but we are not confident that these perpetrators will be brought to justice," she said.
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It behooves us to keep saying 'me too,' to keep being healed from it, and for these predators to be brought to justice.
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Action by the Senate will make this funding a reality and help ensure that murderers and other dangerous criminals are brought to justice.
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I'm grateful that someone believed the four women James Webb raped after he raped me, and that he was finally brought to justice.
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And whoever was the shooter, he would have to be brought to justice since, in our country, no one is above the law.
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Meanwhile, Iranian citizens and human rights activists are increasingly calling for the perpetrators of massacres, past and present, to be brought to justice.
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There are bad landlords who should be brought to justice for breaking the law, as well as bad tenants who abuse the rules.
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They also insist that top police leaders be replaced, and that the killers of the protesters be brought to justice, among other demands.
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When he became US attorney during the Clinton administration, only one of the four suspects of the bombing was ever brought to justice.
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The Hong Kong Bar Association condemned what it called "acts of arson and vandalism" and said those responsible must be brought to justice.
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Lawrence-Daley tells PEOPLE authorities in the Dominican Republic told her it was unlikely her attacker would ever be identified and brought to justice.
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MbS promised on Wednesday the killers would be brought to justice, his first public comments on the matter after speaking by phone with Erdogan.
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"All involved in the events that lead to the disruption of the protests site will be held accountable and brought to justice," he said.
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The Russian charge d'affaires in London was summoned to the Foreign Office to be told Britain wanted those responsible to be brought to justice.
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The crown prince has said Saudi Arabia is cooperating with Turkey over Khashoggi's killing, and that those found guilty will be brought to justice.
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White Collar Watch The government files insider trading charges with much fanfare, declaring that the traders will be brought to justice and investors protected.
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Ben Ghala, Raja and Charifa would need to provide more evidence and bring witnesses to court to see the alleged perpetrators brought to justice.
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" Watts said she hoped that anyone who was an accomplice in Till's murder or was involved in his kidnapping would be "brought to justice.
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Prime Minister Simplice Sarandji condemned the attacks in a statement on local radio on Sunday and said those responsible would be brought to justice.
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"I demand that all those involved in this savagery from the highest to the lowest levels are punished and brought to justice," she said.
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But it doesn't matter if her name is Cardi B or Carl B ... if she commits violent assaults she will be brought to justice.
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How many more figures have to be brought to justice because of their ties with Russia before we end up connecting all these dots?
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R. Kelly is a liar, a manipulator and sociopath who must be brought to justice for his decades of sexual assault on underage girls.
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Trump would move heaven and earth to expose the truth behind the scandal and see that all of its perpetrators are brought to justice.
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"It sends out a clear message that anyone travelling into North Yorkshire to commit crime will be caught and brought to justice," he said.
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Imagine you have no answers—that no one has been brought to justice and there are few clues leading to the killer or killers.
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"We have remained devoted to this case and will not rest until Sherri's captor or captors are identified and brought to justice," Bosenko said.
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In Christie's story, an abusive man is brought to justice by the unexpected victims of the fallout of his crime against a young girl.
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"Speaking to reporters outside federal court in Manhattan on Tuesday, Giuffre said: "I will never be silenced until these people are brought to justice.
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The city was emboldened and empowered in seeing law enforcement brought to justice when six police officers were criminally charged with Mr. Gray's death.
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We're pleased to have assisted authorities in their investigation and prosecution of their case and look forward to the suspects being brought to justice.
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We're pleased to have assisted authorities in their investigation and prosecution of their case and look forward to the suspects being brought to justice.
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"We look forward to the day when the true culprit(s) will be discovered and brought to justice for this terrible tragedy," he said.
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"When individuals violate their positions of trust and harm children, we will ensure these criminals are brought to justice for their actions," he said.
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" The United Nations secretary-general, António Guterres, through his spokesman Stephane Dujarric said "the perpetrators of this horrendous crime must be brought to justice.
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Egyptian Prime Minister Sherif Ismail pledged the government's full support for the continuing rescue mission and said those responsible must be brought to justice.
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And some of those in the camps — men and women — are hardened fighters who have committed horrifying crimes and must be brought to justice.
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In Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also called for a careful investigation into the incident, saying those guilty should be brought to justice.
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While he wallows in his suffering, his wife tries to sublimate hers, fixating on the idea of seeing her sons' killers brought to justice.
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His targets didn't take kindly to the president's attacks: Your cabal of unprincipled, unethical, dishonest, and sycophantic cronies is being methodically brought to justice.
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More than 20093 journalists have been murdered in Peru since the country returned to democracy in 1980; scarcely any case has been brought to justice.
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It is unconscionable that she languished in prison for years while those allegedly implicated by the information she revealed still haven't been brought to justice.
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Many believed that the bogeyman who stole the 7-year-old -- and this community's sense of innocence and safety -- had finally been brought to justice.
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"We said that those that are responsible for breaches of international law must be brought to justice," Merkel said of the discussion among EU leaders.
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The investigators learned that Dunlap had died behind bars in 2002, depriving Landers&apos family of seeing him brought to justice for Janie&aposs murder.
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PARIS, April 10 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia on Tuesday called for those behind the chemical attack in Syria over the weekend to be brought to justice.
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"Our position is that those responsible have to be held accountable and brought to justice," Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir told reporters in Paris.
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On Wednesday Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman vowed Khashoggi's killers would be brought to justice, in his first public comments about the matter.
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"We will do everything in our power to cooperate and make sure the monsters that did this are caught and brought to justice," he said.
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"By and large, it's the police that are carrying out that role of terror and who are not being brought to justice," Mr. Scott said.
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"I believe the main perpetrators of this case, those who were behind it, are still not brought to justice," said a female senator, Anarkali Honaryar.
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"Every time that somebody is brought to justice, even from 50 years ago or longer, that is a message to the world," Ms. Fish said.
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It would suspend United States security assistance to Honduras until human rights violations by Honduran security forces cease and their perpetrators are brought to justice.
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We are both ardent supporters of women's rights and are happy to see abusers finally being called out and, in some cases, brought to justice.
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"Crimes of hate will never be tolerated in Queens County and when they do, regrettably occur, those responsible will be brought to justice," Brown said.
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"To be sure, anyone responsible for the crimes against humanity committed on September 11, 2001, should be brought to justice in fair trials," Huang wrote.
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Saudi Arabia has described it as a botched attempt to return the critic to Saudi Arabia, and said the killers would be brought to justice.
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Mohamed Yangui, president of the Islamic center, vowed that the perpetrators would be brought to justice, and that what happened was definitely a hate crime.
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"A terrorist is a terrorist irrespective of his or her ethnicity or religion, and must be brought to justice," the government said in a statement.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has said he is cooperating with Turkey over Khashoggi's killing, and that those found guilty will be brought to justice.
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Rapper and actor Ice-T was among those who shared video of the attack on social media, calling for the perpetrator to be brought to justice.
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Because of this legal grey area, and the absence of a specific offence of upskirting, the penalties for those being brought to justice have been mixed.
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"I'm satisfied at this time that we have the two men locked up that need to be brought to justice," Weintraub said at the press conference.
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And as president I will bring the full weight of the law to bear in making sure those who kill police officers are brought to justice.
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"We call on authorities to ensure the perpetrators are brought to justice and account," Edward Kallon, the U.N. Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, said in a statement.
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Egyptian Prime Minister Sherif Ismail pledged the government's full support for the rescue mission and said those responsible for the incident must be brought to justice.
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All of us would like to see that the Americans who were involved in keeping Levinson in captivity are brought to justice, once he is home.
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He said the perpetrators of attacks on Indian soil - in Mumbai in 2008 and at an airbase in Punjab last January - should be brought to justice.
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A victim doesn't care if she uses "robbery" or "burglary" in the legal sense in describing events to police – she wants the culprit brought to justice.
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For news affiliates to seek and obtain my daughter's autopsy report, before anyone has been brought to justice for her death is mind-blowing to me.
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"I strongly condemn the recent acts of violence & everyone involved must be brought to justice regardless of race/ religion or ethnicity," Mr. Jayawardena tweeted on Wednesday.
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Disappearances, extrajudicial killings, torture, intimidation — all have been brought to bear, and in the vast majority of cases, no one has ever been brought to justice.
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Since then, I haven't heard of any unjust prosecutions resulting from that repeal; I have seen child rapists brought to justice before they could offend again.
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As a result, he was never brought to justice and was allowed to keep his collection, which he then bequeathed to his children, Cornelius and Benita.
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The ICC is meant to be a "court of last resort," a place to try dictators and other people who cannot be brought to justice domestically.
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Family and friends of the victims believed they had closure only to discover years later that the real killer may never have been brought to justice.
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Knowing that the rapist would likely be brought to justice would help us have the courage to say no and back it up with a fight.
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Pell said he had no suspicions that Gerald Ridsdale was a deviant: In fact, when Gerald Ridsdale was finally brought to justice, Pell accompanied him to court.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said he is cooperating with Turkey over the death of Khashoggi and those found guilty will be brought to justice.
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Papini's husband, Keith, released a statement to the Los Angeles Times on Thursday, expressing his family's increased hope that those allegedly responsible will be brought to justice.
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Papini's husband, Keith, released a statement to the Los Angeles Times on Thursday, expressing his family's increased hope that those allegedly responsible will be brought to justice.
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We need to see cases where these professionals are brought to justice and are punished for their assistance in laundering millions of pounds and bringing them onshore.
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Amanda started the petition on International Snow Leopard Day 2017 in hopes that "by International Snow Leopard Day 2018 [Golabchi] is brought to justice," the petition says.
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"We vow to pursue his killers to the ends of the earth until they are brought to justice," the president's spokesman, Salvador Panelo, said in a statement.
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I assert that Qatar sheltered KSM implicates the State of Qatar and those who supported, employed, and protected this future mass murderer must be brought to justice.
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A 2012 survey found that 80% of women do not report rape or sexual assault because they don't believe that the attacker would be brought to justice.
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Until that time, those committing these unspeakable crimes must be brought to justice, and the victims must be treated with the respect and dignity that they deserve.
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Instead they should focus more effort on ensuring those accused of the worst crimes are brought to justice and that robust trials take place when they are.
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"We call on authorities to ensure the perpetrators are brought to justice and account," Edward Kallon, the United Nations humanitarian coordinator in Nigeria, said in a statement.
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Kirchner said that Mr. Timerman, as a Jew, had been particularly interested in making sure that those who carried out the 1994 bombing were brought to justice.
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Speaking at an investors' conference in Riyadh that has been overshadowed by the crisis, bin Salman said those responsible for the killing would be brought to justice.
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All will be brought to justice in Venezuela's courts, Mr. Saab said, but he argued that the massacre was not part of a broader pattern of abuse.
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Like dozens of his relatives, Adrian LeBaron said he will keep pushing the Mexican government until those responsible for the brutal massacre have been brought to justice.
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Like dozens of his relatives, Adrian LeBaron said he will keep pushing the Mexican government until those responsible for the brutal massacre have been brought to justice.
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"(We want) to ensure our community is safe and those responsible for these crimes are brought to justice," Ahmad Goree, a spokesman for Abounding Prosperity, said by email.
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The European Union said in a statement that the Murzuq strike had "claimed the lives of civilians" and those committing war crimes needed to be brought to justice.
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The ostensible purpose was to show that anyone can be brought to justice, but in some ways it revealed how warped our collective sense of justice has become.
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"And that the response should not be limited to the battlefield: the U.N. should also investigate ISIS' crimes and make sure that those responsible are brought to justice."
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"I promise I will do everything and my administration will do everything in our power to see this matter brought to justice," Dayton told reporters outside the statehouse.
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" He continued: "For news affiliates to seek and obtain my daughter's autopsy report, before anyone has been brought to justice for her death is mind blowing to me.
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"The community I represent stands united in grief for this fallen police officer, and our hope is that all those involved are brought to justice," Marks said. Gov.
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In a tweet after the attack local lawmaker Gavin Barwell described those responsible as "scum" while London Mayor Sadiq Khan vowed the perpetrators would be brought to justice.
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"Through the Modern Slavery Act, the government is committed to ensuring victims get the support they need and perpetrators are brought to justice," Atkins said in a statement.
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"We were told that it's just a matter of time before they can be brought to justice ... this is a decision that we've been waiting for," he said.
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"Jack Scarola, an attorney for several other alleged victims, told the Miami Herald: "There are named and unnamed co-conspirators who still need to be brought to justice.
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" Through a spokesman late Sunday, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres also condemned the attack, calling for "the perpetrators of these crimes to be swiftly brought to justice.
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Furthermore, she said, there are many more militia leaders still to be brought to justice over their crimes in eastern Congo, where about 130 armed groups remain active.
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Russia fought his extradition, issuing its own arrest warrant for him in a ploy to bring him back home safely and stop him from being brought to justice.
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As many people recognize, however, for all the big shots, predators and cads rightly brought to justice, there have also been moments of excess — of sober judgment suspended.
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There's been criticism that your character got away scot-free for his racist behavior and for throwing a guy out the window, and never being brought to justice.
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The United Nations on Monday also called on Colombia to make sure that the attackers are brought to justice and that efforts are stepped up to protect activists.
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No one has been brought to justice in the brazen attack that shook the country and especially the Russian opposition, which continues to live under threat of attack.
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"The institution will file a report of complaints to the police at the earliest so perpetrators can be brought to justice," principal Promila Kumar said in a statement.
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But she said she was devastated for those families who might not get closure or who are still worried that a rapist or murderer won't be brought to justice.
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"The pain of knowing that Ron and Nicole were brutally killed and nobody was brought to justice for their murders will never stop being painful," she tells People Now.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman promised on Wednesday that Khashoggi's killers would be brought to justice, in his first public comments since the journalist's murder provoked international condemnation.
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In 2012, he spoke at the United Nations about rape being used as a weapon of war in the DRC and called for perpetrators to be brought to justice.
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Even Wanga, one of the lawmakers advocating for Otieno's killers to be swiftly brought to justice, told young women to accept their "humble backgrounds" and steer clear of sponsors.
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" Barnes said in an email that despite losing everything in the fire, "I am still leading the mute R. Kelly campaign, and committed to him being brought to Justice.
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A quest for justice begins While Kaitlin's mother made her way to Antigua, her father said he worked to find out how her rapist could be brought to justice.
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Naim, who police believe is living in Syria, was apprehended by Indonesian authorities in 2010 for illegal possession of ammunition and was brought to justice, the police chief said.
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Resolution 2178, unanimously adopted in September 2014, requires states to ensure that foreign fighters are brought to justice and to establish criminal offences for traveling abroad for terrorist purposes.
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Mnangagwa, a long-term Mugabe aide nicknamed 'The Crocodile', offered his condolences to families of the victims of the crackdown and said those responsible would be brought to justice.
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"Those people who have looted the country, I promise that they will be brought to justice," Mr. Khan said in a speech soon after his election victory in August.
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"Where there is evidence that crimes have been committed, foreign fighters should be brought to justice in accordance with due legal process, regardless of their nationality," the official said.
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Once images are posted online, they proliferate quickly, sometimes anonymously, and copies often continue to be shared on the internet long after the original perpetrator is brought to justice.
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And they should insist that all abuses — including the killing of protesters and the jailing of political prisoners — are properly investigated and that those responsible are brought to justice.
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Israel is committed to maintaining the security of all diplomatic missions The Israeli police are investigating the case, and I expect the culprits will be swiftly brought to justice.
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A spokesman said the agency is "working with our Jamaican counterparts to provide any assistance we can to ensure the perpetrator of this heinous crime is brought to justice."
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said he is cooperating with Turkey over the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and those found guilty will be brought to justice.
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There has been no formal reaction from the Interior Ministry, but an unofficial Facebook page that claims to speak for the police demanded that the two be brought to justice.
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Child sex abuse revelations rocked the nation last year as convicted molester (and former USA Gymnastics doctor) Larry Nassar was brought to justice for sexually abusing gymnasts for several years.
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"We pray for his full recovery and are thankful for the efforts of law enforcement to ensure the attacker is swiftly brought to justice," Cruz's campaign said in the statement.
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Malak Ayuen said that his army has not seen reports of human rights violations, adding that anyone found to have committed such acts will be investigated and brought to justice.
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They are wanted men and we have taken all steps to ensure they are apprehended and brought to justice in the UK if they ever again step foot outside Russia.
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Erik Bomans, a managing partner at Deminor which is working with some investors on a claim against VW, said those responsible for the scandal had to be brought to justice.
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"We are grateful to the Los Angeles Police Department for working to ensure that Erwin Mena was brought to justice," the Archdiocese of Los Angeles said afterward in a statement.
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"We therefore call on security agencies to take all necessary actions to recover the stolen mace and ensure that the perpetrators and their sponsors are brought to justice," he added.
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This can only be good news for the leaders of the Islamic State and other perpetrators of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity who should be brought to justice.
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He added that Saudi-led coalition should publish the results of the investigation into the attack very quickly and that perpetrators must be brought to justice as quickly as possible.
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The Justice Department said in a statement Torres Marrufo was being brought to justice through cooperation with Mexican authorities, but did not give details on the circumstances of his arrest.
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"I gave testimony against my family because I don't see them as family, but as criminals who had to be brought to justice," said Kausalya, from the powerful Thevar community.
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Time is better spent on research or in a lab, not within the confines of the judicial court of a university, where a tormentor will not be brought to justice.
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Her family has given the police closed-circuit video of the murder scene, so that the killers, and anyone who may have ordered the assassination, may be brought to justice.
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But Maximillian Marco Katz, the founding director of M.C.A. Romania, the Center for Monitoring and Combating Anti-Semitism, was not so confident that those responsible would be brought to justice.
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Foley has become a leader among families of slain hostages who have demanded accountability from the United States and other governments to ensure that ISIS prisoners are brought to justice.
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Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said on Tuesday that he utterly condemned the violence and that those responsible should be brought to justice.
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" The resolution urges that "all perpetrators of the violence … be held accountable and brought to justice," while emphasizing the constitutional right of groups to express "free speech and peaceful assembly.
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"Anyone responsible for violations of international humanitarian law must be brought to justice and victims and their families should receive full reparation," Amnesty's interim Middle East director Magdalena Mughrabi said.
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Omer Celik, spokesman for the AK party, told reporters at the party's headquarters in Ankara that the perpetrators should be brought to justice, according to Turkey's state news agency Anadolu.
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Osama Bin Laden and his successor as the most prominent leader of Islamist terror, Abu Bakr Baghdadi, are both dead, brought to justice by the powerful might of American arms.
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"A recent announcement that seven soldiers and three police officers will be brought to justice for the alleged extra-judicial killing of ten Rohingya men is grossly insufficient," he added.
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We believe that it is important for your government, as well as ours, to condemn this attack in the strongest possible terms and promise these criminals will be brought to justice.
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Attorney Billy Murphy, who represents Gray's family, told reporters Thursday evening the family was "angry and frustrated" that no officers have been brought to justice in connection with their son's death.
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Mexican and foreign journalists paid homage to Valdez on social media, describing him as a courageous writer and generous friend whose killers must be brought to justice to deter future slayings.
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"To AJ's family: It is my hope that you may have some solace in knowing that AJ is no longer suffering and his killers have been brought to justice," Black said.
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Following his weekly address to the nation, Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha denounced the blasts, telling the country -- and the world -- that the perpetrators will be brought to justice.
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The U.N. Human Rights Council set up a three-person commission of inquiry in September last year to identify perpetrators of killings and torture and ensure they were brought to justice.
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Guterres "wishes a quick recovery to those injured and hopes that the perpetrators of this horrific terrorist act will be swiftly identified and brought to justice," said the spokesman, Stéphane Dujarric.
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Zalmay Khalilzad, the veteran Afghan-American diplomat who is leading the U.S. side in peace negotiations with the Taliban, condemned Sunday's attack and said the perpetrators must be brought to justice.
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"Speaking to reporters outside federal court in Manhattan on Tuesday, Virginia Giuffre said she won't stop fighting until both Andrew and Epstein's former personal aide, Ghislaine Maxwell, "are brought to justice.
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Due process is in train at the moment in Saudi Arabia and I was led to believe there will be rapid progress in making sure that people are brought to justice.
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"Our deepest condolences go to the families of the victims and our brave colleagues, and we call on authorities to ensure the perpetrators are brought to justice and account," he added.
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After arriving in Israel, and following a remarkable trial that captured global attention, Eichmann was finally brought to justice, convicted of war crimes and hanged by Israel for crimes against humanity.
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Italian prosecutors have blamed the Egyptian security forces for the death of Mr. Regeni, who had been studying labor unions, but no one has been brought to justice in the case.
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We need to know and we need to make sure every single last person involved in this plan, including anyone who knew something but didn't tell us is brought to justice.
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"We want these individuals brought to justice in the United States" Yan, 40, was indicted in a Mississippi federal court on nine total counts related to illicit drug manufacturing and distribution.
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" Interpol Secretary General Jürgen Stock said the investigation sent a clear message to those abusing children or sharing child sexual exploitation material: "We see you, and you will be brought to justice.
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The Honduran government has repeatedly said it works hard so those responsible for the crimes are brought to justice, and to ensure that the most vulnerable groups are not bothered or attacked.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had said the previous day that Khashoggi's killers would be brought to justice, in his first public comments since the journalist's murder sparked international condemnation.
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" (emphasis ours) It went on to say that the "perpetrator" should be "brought to justice" and that it planned to present its server logs to the authorities "as evidence of a crime.
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"We are just seeing in Latin America now people being brought to justice for atrocities 40 years ago, still seeing Nazi war crime suspects being tried after all these years," said Gidron.
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The U.N. Human Rights Council agreed last week to set up a commission of inquiry to identify perpetrators of killings and torture in Burundi and to ensure they are brought to justice.
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" Amnesty International has launched a petition calling on Russian President Vladimir Putin to "investigate these reports and to ensure that anyone found guilty or complicit in these crimes is brought to justice.
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In the case of the "Trump family," a similar question is being debated: Will Trump escape unscathed, or will he be brought to justice by the man in the dark gray suit?
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"A terrorist is a terrorist irrespective of his or her ethnicity or religion, and must be brought to justice," a spokesman for the country's embassy in Washington said in an emailed statement.
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This month marks the fifth anniversary of the death of Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager who was killed by Darren Wilson, a white police officer who was never brought to justice.
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Three men are currently in detention in relation to the killing; however, the perpetrators, including the masterminds, have yet to be brought to justice and no trial dates have been announced. 3.
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"At least now, the government of Sri Lanka must wake up to this reality and allow the perpetrators responsible for killing thousands of civilians to be brought to justice," Mr. Sumanthiran added.
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The victims will regrettably never see Mr. Epstein brought to justice, and unless one of his accomplices is charged, they may never see a public trial that establishes the abuse they suffered.
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The perpetrators of genocide must be brought to justice in international criminal courts, and we should pursue the possibility of prosecuting former ISIS fighters who have fled back to their home countries.
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At present, Hong Kong does not have an extradition law with China, Taiwan or Macau, a situation officials in the city say has created loopholes preventing criminals from being brought to justice.
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People close to the government say Mr. Assad's troops and supporters object to the green buses: They would rather the "traitors" in Aleppo be brought to justice than be sent to Idlib.
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The victims will regrettably never see Mr. Epstein brought to justice, and unless one of his accomplices is charged, they may never see a public trial that establishes the abuse they suffered.
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His killers have never been brought to justice, and the death has become a rallying point for those who accuse Mr. Vucic of creating a climate of fear that fuels political violence.
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" "We want these individuals brought to justice in the United States," Payne said, "and we will continue to go after other major manufacturers and distributors of dangerous, deadly fentanyls throughout the world.
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"Due process is in train at the moment in Saudi Arabia, and I was led to believe there will be rapid progress in making sure that people are brought to justice," he said.
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"The case of Marielle's murder can only be closed once an accurate investigation is completed and those responsible are brought to justice for this very murder, not for other crimes," the statement reads.
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Although Linda died almost half a century ago, her family, the community and members of law enforcement never stopped thinking of her or hoping her killer would be brought to justice, Spitzer said.
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A new report by the human rights group on Tuesday calls for an end to "unnecessary and excessive force" on both sides and for authorities to ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice.
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In those rare cases when cybercriminals are brought to justice, it is often the result of multi-year, multi-million dollar collaborations between elite cyber units at law enforcement agencies around the world.
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"Those responsible for these evil acts of terror must be hunted down and brought to justice, and I have great confidence that our law enforcement officers will succeed in that mission," Scalise continued.
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It was a threat that hung over all Black people who knew that for any reason or no reason whatsoever you could be killed and the killers would never be brought to justice.
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Kerry, addressing a news conference, also denounced terrorism and said the perpetrators of attacks on Indian soil - in Mumbai in 2008 and at the Pathankot airbase last January - should be brought to justice.
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It has also agreed to provide access for independent experts to vital data from the hitherto sealed-off Moscow Laboratory so that more cheats can be brought to justice and clean athletes vindicated.
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"We call on anyone who may have witnessed the attack to contact the police so that the culprit may be brought to justice," the group, the Independent Drivers Guild, said in a statement.
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Iraq's semi-official Human Rights Commission said in a statement on Saturday that those responsible for the killings of protesters must be brought to justice and that it would gather evidence for prosecution.
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"Those responsible for these evil acts of terror must be hunted down and brought to justice, and I have great confidence that our law enforcement officers will succeed in that mission," he added.
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Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari who visited the state last month to console families and communities that suffered from violent clashes, vowed those involved in Tuesday's attack will be apprehended and brought to justice.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., one of the leading Democratic presidential candidates, said General Suleimani "deserved to be brought to justice," though he criticized the strategic wisdom of Mr. Trump's decision.
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"I hope to draw more attention to police handling of these cases and see police standardize procedures in dealing with such cases, so that more perpetrators can be brought to justice," she said.
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"Nothing is more important for the healing of sexual abuse survivors than seeing their abusers and the institutions that enable abuse brought to justice," Nassar victims Sarah Klein and Jessica Howard said Thursday.
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Jack the Ripper will never be caught or brought to justice, but the five women he killed deserve more than being treated as cumbersome clues on the hunt for a mystery man's identity.
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But after Tiller was acquitted, Operation Rescue and its president Troy Newman continued to insist that it wasn't over, and that Tiller still had to be "brought to justice" through some other means.
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"Police and prosecutors must consider using this legislation to its full, so that these ruthless criminals are brought to justice for what they are – child traffickers," said Kevin Hyland, Britain's Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
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The president likes to describe Mueller&aposs operation as a witch hunt while they have caught the witches here and I hope that at some point that they will actually be brought to justice.
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The pair co-founded the Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict Initiative in 2012 to rally global action on such crimes, increase the numbers of perpetrators brought to justice and ensure better support for survivors.
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LONDON, May 30 (Reuters) - Britain's foreign minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday he was appalled by the murder of "another vocal Russian journalist" and it was vital that those responsible were brought to justice.
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"I strongly condemn the targeting of aid workers and demand that those responsible for these acts be brought to justice," Alain Noudehou, the U.N.'s humanitarian coordinator for South Sudan said in a statement.
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"I call on the Iraqi authorities to ensure that those who are responsible for these horrors are held accountable and brought to justice in line with international human rights laws and standards," he said.
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MOSCOW, April 24 (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday the people implicated in the death of an American member of the OSCE mission in eastern Ukraine should be brought to justice.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Family members of those aboard the downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 called on Wednesday for those responsible to be brought to justice, as they marked the fifth anniversary of the tragedy.
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The ongoing college admissions scandal, where well-heeled parents bribed their kids' way into top universities, demonstrates how cathartic it can be when those who believed themselves above the law are brought to justice.
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The former leader has been accused of waging a campaign of fear to remain in power for nearly four decades, and human rights activists have long called for him to be brought to justice.
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"Anyone who facilitates a terrorist attack on our people should be brought to justice," said Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, who was a lead Democratic sponsor of the bill in the House.
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As more predators are being brought to justice and cases are publicized, more men also appear to be gaining the confidence to report abuse to British authorities and seek help for trauma, experts say.
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And so we now have the Republican party as a whole fully complicit in Trump's crimes – because that's what they are, whether or not he and those around him are ever brought to justice.
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The night's top honor -- best drama -- went to "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," a story about a mother's tireless effort to see someone brought to justice for the rape and murder of her daughter.
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SHARYA CAMP, Iraq (Reuters) - Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death will mean nothing to 19-year-old rape victim Jamila unless the Islamic State militants who enslaved her are brought to justice.
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"Today, [Mueller] sent an important message to the Russians that those responsible for attempted interference in our elections will be brought to justice," tweeted Yoder, who also made no mention of Trump or Clinton.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has promised the families of girls missing after an attack on their school in the country's northeast that they'll be found and their attackers brought to justice.
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"The Myanmar government must conduct a thorough and independent investigation into Htay Aung's murder that will ensure the perpetrators are accountable and brought to justice," Ali Hines at Global Witness told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The parliamentary motion also called on the British government to ask the U.N. Security Council immediately to give the International Criminal Court (ICC) jurisdiction over the issue "so that perpetrators can be brought to justice".
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"(The) Justice Department and my national security team will continue to cooperate with Turkish authorities to determine how we will make sure that those who carried out these activities are brought to justice," Obama said.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The top U.N. human rights forum agreed on Friday to set up a commission of inquiry to identify perpetrators of killings and torture in Burundi and ensure that they are brought to justice.
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Avenatti blasted R. Kelly's enablers as well -- lawyers, agents, managers and others whom he says stood idly by as the singer sexually abused girls -- and says he won't stop until they're all brought to justice.
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As the investigation into his sister's murder hits the two-year mark, McDonald said that while nothing will heal the wounds of losing his sibling, he is hoping the culprit is soon brought to justice.
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"The comments again show the double standards in their approach to the law of those who prevent terrorists being brought to justice while embracing members of terrorist groups which target our country," the ministry said.
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It voted for the former prosecutor who brought to justice members of the Ku Klux Klan accused of the 85033th Street Baptist Church bombings and the deaths of four little girls back in the 1960s.
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Typical cowboy culture in the western United States is characterized by an outlaw state: Cowboys as rulers of a time where law and order scarcely reigned and bandits were brought to justice by horseback vigilantes.
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Moreover, we did not ask Osama bin Laden if he was responsible for the attack, but rather announced to the world that we would not rest until he and al Qaeda were brought to justice.
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" Suneson said all three defendants have been brought to justice for assault and the Stockholm District Court has dismissed the plea of self-defence -- something he said was "important to clarify in this particular case.
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"Once again, we have shown that terrorists and terrorist enablers can be brought to justice fairly, openly and swiftly in the crown jewel of our justice system: civilian courts," Mr. Bharara said in the statement.
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"The perpetrators of this murder and violence against other trans people must be swiftly brought to justice before further acts of brutality take place," its legal director Eric Paulsen said in a statement on Monday.
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Following the reports, Malaysian officials raided 1MDB's offices in Kuala Lumpur and investigations were also launched in Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland and the US. Najib told reporters the wrongdoers would be brought to justice.
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We have seen serial sexual predators from Jerry Sandusky to Larry Nassar to Bill Cosby brought to justice largely because first one victim -- and then many others -- came forward about events that happened years ago.
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But Legacy 1995 says it will lobby for those responsible for the destruction to be brought to justice, and hopes that its detailed drawings will allow a copy to be built on the now-barren site.
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CALDWELL, Idaho – The only suspect in the killing of two women and a 14-year-old girl last year in Idaho will likely never be brought to justice because he&aposs probably dead, a sheriff said.
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"The criminals should be brought to justice as soon as possible so that their punishment serves as an example to those who dare kill civilians in the name of religion," Dakhil said on her Twitter page.
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Prosecutors say they are well aware of the efforts to confound their investigation, but remain confident that rising public indignation and the weight of evidence of various crimes will ensure those responsible are brought to justice.
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KUALA LUMPUR, July 17 (Reuters) - Family members of those aboard the downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 called on Wednesday for those responsible to be brought to justice, as they marked the fifth anniversary of the tragedy.
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"That is a war crime and it deserves the utmost, deep investigation so that those units responsible, those military commanders responsible, and the politicians who give them their instructions, can be brought to justice," she said.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman vowed on Wednesday that the killers of Jamal Khashoggi would be brought to justice, in his first public comments since the journalist's murder sparked global condemnation.
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WASHINGTON — It was a vivid scene worthy of the ending of a Hollywood thriller, the image of a ruthless terrorist mastermind finally brought to justice "whimpering and crying and screaming all the way" to his death.
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"The owners are fully cooperating with the authorities in the investigation and we hope that once the facts are determined, the perpetrator is brought to justice," the attorney, who was not identified, told the Tampa station.
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"One year has passed since the Myanmar military launched its murderous operation in Rakhine State, yet we are no closer to seeing those responsible brought to justice," said Charles Santiago, a member of the Malaysian Parliament.
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As part of the "Oliphant fix," Warren is proposing that tribal criminal jurisdiction be significantly expanded so that individuals who commit crimes on tribal lands against Native Americans can be brought to justice by tribal authorities.
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As we demand that the Assad regime cease its crimes against its people, we have created investigatory and evidence-gathering bodies to ensure that those ordering and carrying out attacks are one day brought to justice.
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"Persons who use force and violence against federal law enforcement officers who are enforcing court orders, and nearly causing catastrophic loss of life or injury to others, will be brought to justice," he said in a statement.
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"[When] most families will be celebrating the holidays, SAPD will be burying one of its own because of an ultimate act of cowardice by a suspect who will be caught and brought to justice," the chief said.
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"He was a person I would have loved to have seen brought to justice," he told BuzzFeed News, describing several "windows of opportunity where it seemed we could have gotten rid of him," but it never happened.
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"The prosecution authorities will tell Egyptians how the two tourists were able to scale the Great Pyramid of Khufu, whether the video is real or fake, and negligent officials will be brought to justice," el-Anany said.
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Lackawanna County District Attorney Mark Powell said that Wednesday verdict "sends a message loud and clear that if you take advantage of a position of trust and prey on young people, you will be brought to justice."
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Daughters: Caceres killed for her activism Laura Caceres, one of her four daughters, said the family called for international human rights organizations to intervene to ensure Caceres' death was properly investigated and her killers brought to justice.
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"But for Mr. Wildstein's cooperation this criminal conspiracy never would have been exposed, and the individuals responsible never would have been brought to justice," William Fitzpatrick, acting US attorney for the District of New Jersey, told reporters.
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On Friday, Pakistani officials said a new joint team of military and civil intelligence agencies would look into the freshly lodged case, and that any non-state actor found to be involved would be brought to justice.
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Many Israelis viewed Mr. Yaalon's immediate statement that the soldier should be brought to justice because he had violated military code as prejudging the case and troops at a time when they face violent attacks by Palestinians.
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" Schiff, the likely incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, told CNN there should be an exception to the Office of Legal Counsel's opinion if a president leaves office and "can no longer be brought to justice.
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They became martyrs, and also — as the years passed and their killers were never brought to justice — symbols of a kind of institutional neglect, failed originally by the genre they loved and, in death, by the police.
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And while some of them have been rounded up, brought to justice and sentenced (so to speak), in my humble opinion -- I think in a lot of folks' opinions -- these bad guys got off way too lightly.
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Those athletes, as well as all Texans, deserve to know that no stone is left unturned to ensure that the allegations are thoroughly vetted and the perpetrators and enablers of any such misconduct are brought to justice.
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Arrests made in death of environmentalist The Honduran government has repeatedly said it works hard so those responsible for the crimes are brought to justice, and to ensure that the most vulnerable groups are not bothered or attacked.
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"Guzman Loera's bloody reign atop the Sinaloa Cartel has come to an end, and the myth that he could not be brought to justice has been laid to rest," U.S. Attorney Richard P. Donoghue said in a statement.
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There have been few moments as compelling in the last year as seeing the survivors of abuse by Michigan State University and USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar come forward to face him as he was brought to justice.
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In it, he denied any involvement in hiring Nóbrega's mother and wife to work for him, stressed that he has always "advocated for public safety agents," and that those who have made mistakes must be brought to justice.
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Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, her main target, promised everything would be done to find her killers, but friends and family have low expectations that anyone will be brought to justice, seeing murky powers behind a very professional hit.
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Uganda had sent a protest note to Kinshasa and demanded "that the officers of the FARDC who are responsible for the murder ... be brought to justice and appropriate compensation to the bereaved families be effected", the statement said.
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"Persons who use force and violence against federal law enforcement officers who are enforcing court orders, and nearly causing catastrophic loss of life or injury to others, will be brought to justice," U.S. Attorney Daniel G. Bogden said.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission expressed its horror on Tuesday at the killing of a Maltese journalist in a car bombing and condemned it in strongest possible terms and called for those responsible to be brought to justice.
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But a majority of the men accused of improper, even criminal, actions in recent months are unlikely to be brought to justice and instead seem to be waiting things out, often in their mansions, already plotting career comebacks.
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NEWARK — They were two of the most notable corruption convictions in recent political history, two entrenched New York power brokers seemingly brought to justice, their cases reverberating well beyond the wood-paneled walls of the Statehouse in Albany.
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Glassman stressed that while it was apparent that Chinese officials were using insider recruitment as well as online hacking to further their interests, perpetrators could be brought to justice when private companies and the federal government worked together.
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City leaders blamed "outside agitators" like Hirschi, who had called for Torres's killers to be brought to justice, for the riot rather than acknowledging that years of police brutality pushed the Mexican-American community to its breaking point.
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"We write to urge your administration to devote all resources available to ensure that the Russian nationals indicted for allegedly interfering with the 220006 elections are brought to justice and stand trial in the United States," they wrote.
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Hain, a labour member of parliament and former anti-Apartheid activist, will call on the banks, global corporates and foreign governments to cooperate better so all those involved in the pillaging of South Africa are brought to justice.
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Scalise wrote in a series of tweets: Those responsible for these evil acts of terror must be hunted down and brought to justice, and I have great confidence that our law enforcement officers will succeed in that mission.
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The spokesman also told reporters that British officials had stressed at a meeting with Russia's charge d'affaires in London that Britain wanted those responsible for the poisoning of a former Russian spy and his daughter brought to justice.
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We have prohibited child grooming on Facebook since our earliest days, we have no intention of changing this, and we regularly work with the police to ensure that anyone found acting in such a way is brought to justice.
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We have prohibited child grooming on Facebook since our earliest days; we have no intention of changing this and we regularly work with the police to ensure that anyone found acting in such a way is brought to justice.
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This crime – which is being investigated to ensure the funds are recovered and the guilty parties are brought to justice – forced a costly bail-out, along with a freeze of financial assistance from the EU and the World Bank.
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It also comes just two days after Chicago police denied of news reports claiming that police believed the incident to be a hoax, despite Smollett and his family's insistence that the perpetrators would be caught and brought to justice.
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"Those people who have looted the country, I promise that they will be brought to justice," Mr. Khan said in a brief speech after the vote, repeating an anti-corruption campaign theme and offering little conciliation to his adversaries.
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The paths developed by these traitorous acts needs to be followed and each and every person involved needs to be brought to justice quickly with a firm verdict that will only be disputed by the most loyal Trump fans.
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Only then can we start to treat all forms of ideological terrorism consistently, so that perpetrators can be brought to justice, and to ensure that there is a continuance of nuance when these phenomena are being discussed within our societies.
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But that tiny department did what dozens of police in more sophisticated and well-funded departments across the country had for so long failed to do: It brought to justice one of the deadliest hit men in modern American history.
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LONDON (Reuters) - All those involved in people-trafficking should be hunted down and brought to justice, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday after British police found the bodies of 39 people inside a truck believed to have come from Bulgaria.
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" Meanwhile, her father Bobby Brown expressed concern over the release, telling PEOPLE in part, "For news affiliates to seek and obtain my daughter's autopsy report, before anyone has been brought to justice for her death is mind blowing to me.
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"It has been very difficult for me to stay quiet, but as much as I would love for all of those sickos to be brought to justice, I've tried to be respectful of Judy's wishes," Feldman told PEOPLE in October 2016.
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When people intimate that Jessica's story is done, I find that a horrific thought because Jessica is just beginning the process of recovering from her rape, and we have a rapist who has not in any way been brought to justice.
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"Persons who use force and violence against federal law enforcement officers who are enforcing court orders, and nearly causing catastrophic loss of life or injury to others, will be brought to justice," U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden said in the statement.
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"We're just praying that justice will be served and that if there's anything covered up that it will be brought to justice, that it wouldn't be just another black man shot by police officers," said Lee Smith, Rodney Hess' grandfather.
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"Presidential historian Mark Updegrove, told The Times that he thinks Trump "has to continue to add to the inherent drama of the moment, not only bragging about the despot being brought to justice but happening in the most humiliating way.
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"For over 20 years, the survivors of these sexual assaults have lived with the constant uncertainty that comes with not knowing when, if ever, their assailant will be identified and brought to justice," District Attorney O'Malley said in a statement.
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"We write to urge your administration to devote all resources available to ensure that the Russian nationals indicted for allegedly interfering with the 2016 elections are brought to justice and stand trial in the United States," they wrote in the letter.
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The problem for him stems, in no small part, from the fact that as women speak out about sexual assault in record numbers and once-beloved male icons like Bill Cosby are (possibly) brought to justice, social mores appear to be changing.
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LONDON, Oct 23 (Reuters) - All those involved in people-trafficking should be hunted down and brought to justice, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday after British police found the bodies of 39 people inside a truck believed to have come from Bulgaria.
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"It has been very difficult for me to stay quiet, but as much as I would love for all of those sickos to be brought to justice, I've tried to be respectful of Judy's wishes," Feldman tells PEOPLE in this week's magazine.
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It took 14 months for the prosecution to name Tellis as their suspect in Chambers' death, and as the second trial got under way her mother, Lisa Daugherty, told PEOPLE that she'd "never lost hope" her daughter's killer would be brought to justice.
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Gonzalez told CNN Iowa authorities have worked "very, very well together" with Chinese law enforcement at both local and state levels, adding that the important thing was for Li to be brought to justice, no matter whether in the U.S. or China.
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She was safe and then able to be returned to her family, but here it opens up a whole new chapter in this investigation in trying to obtain many unanswered questions, identify the suspect and then get them arrested and brought to justice.
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And there's enormous pressure to close murder cases, to reassure the community that a murderer has been brought to justice, but there may not be any good leads for the police to go on, and that provides a recipe for wrongful convictions.
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The top U.N. human rights official called on March 14 for tens of thousands of detainees in Syria to be released and for torturers and executioners to be brought to justice as part of a lasting agreement to end its civil war.
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Until the mid-1990s, no means existed for holding accountable those who orchestrated the most heinous atrocity crimes, and the idea that a head of state would be brought to justice for unleashing a genocide was regarded as a far-fetched fantasy.
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But nothing was done about it: There was no inquiry, no outcry, no elected official vowing that he would not rest until the guilty were brought to justice, according to an account released on Sunday by a noted human rights activist, Sergio Aguayo.
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Pro-democracy groups have vowed to continue peaceful protests that gathered momentum after the ouster in April of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir until the ruling military council is removed and those responsible for the deaths this week are brought to justice.
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"We have prohibited child grooming on Facebook since our earliest days; we have no intention of changing this and we regularly work with the police to ensure that anyone found acting in such a way is brought to justice," the statement said.
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Mitchell Garabedian, who said he has represented more than 500 people who were abused by Catholic priests, said his clients told him they felt cheated that the cardinal was never brought to justice, and was promoted to a prestigious position in Rome instead.
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Though it is unlikely that the Russian nationals who have been charged will be brought to justice, the Paul Manafort trial is coming up, and Mike Flynn, George Papadopoulos, Rick Gates, and Richard Pinedo have all entered guilty pleas and await sentencing.
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" A few days later, on September 21, Clinton publicly labeled the attack an act of terrorism, saying, "What happened in Benghazi was a terrorist attack, and we will not rest until we have tracked down and brought to justice the terrorists who murdered four Americans.
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For example, while Mr Morsi has been held accountable for the killing of protesters by his men, no one in the army, then led by Mr Sisi, has been brought to justice for the killing of hundreds of Islamist protesters in Cairo in August 2013.
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" A few days later, on September 22010, Clinton publicly labeled the attack an act of terrorism, saying, "What happened in Benghazi was a terrorist attack, and we will not rest until we have tracked down and brought to justice the terrorists who murdered four Americans.
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Broken promises For it's part, Amnesty said there has been "no tangible action to address the problem and no one appeared to have been brought to justice," despite promises by the Nigerian government to investigate reports of alleged abuse in these camps since 2015.
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The very idea that a dominant baron of the industry called King Coal could be brought to justice and put behind bars shook the region, where miners have long complained that they face dangerous and illegal working conditions that routinely result in no punishment.
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While Voigt hasn't received access to evidence maintained by the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office, he told me late Monday it's time they released more information to the public—or else closed the door for good on the killer ever being brought to justice.
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But the fact that General Mladic was finally brought to justice, nearly a quarter century after the crimes he committed in the former Yugoslavia, attests to the hurdles that stand in the way of a full moral reckoning with episodes of genocide and mass atrocities.
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I keep thinking about what #MeToo would look like if it wasn't a roll call of people who've experienced sexual predation, but a roll call of those who've experienced sexual predation and actually seen their perpetrator brought to justice, whether professionally, legally or even personally.
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But in a telephone interview on Thursday, Mr. Walther said that the clients he had contacted on hearing of Mr. Hanning's death insisted that the most important thing was that Mr. Hanning was brought to justice and that his deeds were recounted in court.
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By taking such cases forward, "they allow not only the victims to have a day in court and the possibility that a perpetrator will be brought to justice, but they allow the broader community to engage in conversations about what behavior is appropriate," she explained.
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The U.N. Assistance Mission for Iraq issued a statement urging the Baghdad government "to take every action to halt any violations and ensure all civilians are protected and that the perpetrators of acts of violence, intimidation and forced displacement of civilians be brought to justice".
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Nearly a year after an endangered ring-tailed lemur named Isaac was abducted from a Southern California zoo and then abandoned in front of a nearby hotel with a note for the police, his captor was brought to justice, the authorities said this week.
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On Monday, he said that only $591 million had returned to Zimbabwe, adding that the individuals and companies who had ignored the amnesty would be named, and he would "ensure that those responsible for such illicit financial flows are brought to justice," Reuters reported.
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" King said it remains to be seen whether bin Salman will ultimately accept any personal responsibility for Khashoggi's killing or ensure those who were directly involved are brought to justice, but told CNN that he believes the Saudi crown prince "knows what the expectation is.
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Holmes has recovered by the second murder, but at the end of the series—which leads you to one of the historical suspects of the crimes—Holmes wonders if the Ripper could have been brought to justice if not for the detective's debilitating addiction.
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"I want to reassure people, particularly the local Polish community, that we will not tolerate hate incidents of this nature and will do everything we can to ensure the people responsible are brought to justice," West Yorkshire police Chief Superintendent Paul Money said in the statement.
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While senior officials across Latin America have been brought to justice in a series of corruption investigations in recent years, including high-profile cases from Guatemala to Brazil, Mexico has so far lagged behind despite Lopez Obrador's focus on rooting out what he describes as rampant graft.
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"There is little evidence that perpetrators of war crimes committed by members of the Sri Lankan armed forces are being brought to justice," Ben Emmerson, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism, told reporters after concluding a four-day visit to Sri Lanka.
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And his victims will be able to take some comfort in his finally being held liable for his alleged crimes -- and even more so in the knowledge that the future Harvey Weinsteins of the world will be brought to justice in a post-#MeToo legal system.
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And even more ironically, with the elevated consciousness and social awareness that many claim to have on social media, it is baffling that so many black people online are calling for Meek to be brought to justice because of what the letter of the law suggests.
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A portion of the bill was named after one such victim, Robert Matava, a decorated WWII veteran from Blumenthal's state of Connecticut whose son defrauded him and left him penniless; he died in 2011 at age 90, and his son was apparently never brought to justice.
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"Until those responsible for these attacks are brought to justice, the U.S. should immediately expel an equal number of Cuban operatives, downgrade the U.S. embassy in Havana to an interests section, and consider re-listing Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism," Rubio said in a statement.
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"We are talking about years of evidence and investigations that have exposed hundreds of potentially positive results: How many athletes are actually going to be brought to justice?" said Beckie Scott, a Canadian Olympian who this year will end her term as chairwoman of WADA's athlete committee.
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One hopes that any review will consider that no 9/85033 suspect yet has been brought to justice, whereas federal courts have convicted more convicted more than 600 individuals in terrorism cases since 9/11, including Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the Boston Marathon bomber, and countless al Qaeda members.
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" Sebastian Coe, who succeeded Lamine Diack — who is also under investigation by French authorities — as president last August, said: "The life bans announced could not send a stronger message that those who attempt to corrupt or subvert the sport of athletics will be brought to justice.
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"[O]ur intention is to help elevate these cases to a national level in the hope that fresh leads or new information will surface so that the perpetrator – or perpetrators – are swiftly brought to justice," said Henry Schleiff, group president for Investigation Discovery, American Heroes Channel, and Destination America.
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At the same time ICE is doing its job ensuring that illegals gunning down cops are brought to justice, like this man, 240-year-old Wisner Desmaret, a Haitian national, who faces eight felonies for shooting a Fort Myers, Florida, police officer in the head over the weekend.
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Book Entry "Red Card: How the U.S. Blew the Whistle on the World's Biggest Sports Scandal," by the BuzzFeed investigative reporter Ken Bensinger, delivers an engrossing and jaw-dropping tale of international intrigue culminating in dozens of individuals and companies associated with professional soccer being brought to justice.
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"Sorry, until George W. Bush is brought to justice for the crimes of the Iraq War, (including American-lead torture, Iraqi deaths & displacement, and the deep scars—emotional & otherwise—inflicted on our military that served his folly), we can't even begin to talk about kindness," Ruffalo said on Twitter.
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It's clearly an idea that Pizzolatto is interested in exploring, even as all three seasons have ultimately veered away from the idea that a massive ring of horrible but powerful people might be brought to justice, in favor of smaller, more mundane explanations for the horrors the show's characters must endure.
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Hunt: Justice will soon be served British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, the first high-ranking British official to travel to Riyadh since the diplomatic crisis over Khashoggi's death emerged, told reporters from the Saudi capital Monday that he thinks those responsible for the killing will soon be brought to justice.
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Hard work by investigators and prosecutors around the world has shown time and again that cybercriminals are not anonymous — a lesson underscored by Mr. Mueller's ability to name 12 Russian intelligence officers responsible for the 2016 election attacks — and that the perpetrators of such crimes can be brought to justice.
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"Justice for victims will be effective and comprehensive when all the material and intellectual authors of the crime are brought to justice and held accountable," the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights' office in Honduras and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights said in a joint statement on Wednesday.
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"Sorry, until George W. Bush is brought to justice for the crimes of the Iraq War, (including American-lead torture, Iraqi deaths & displacement, and the deep scars—emotional & otherwise—inflicted on our military that served his folly), we can't even begin to talk about kindness," Ruffalo said in the post.
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"The United Nations urges the Government of Iraq to take every action to halt any violations and ensure that all civilians are protected and that the perpetrators of acts of violence, intimidation and forced displacement of civilians be brought to justice," the U.N. Assistance Mission for Iraq said in a statement.
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"The brutal nature of this crime, we will leave literally no stone unturned until we make sure that we get justice and we make sure that everyone in this incident are brought to justice," NYPD Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea said following Tuesday night's arrest of the final suspect, Elvin Garcia, 23.
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For example, Rieff is very clear that he wants wrongdoers of historical crimes to be brought to justice where possible—"I am not prescribing moral Alzheimer's here," he acknowledges—only he wants to show how ludicrous it is to insist on premising peace on such accountability and demanding expiation and reconciliation every time.
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READ: Pakistan lifts YouTube ban "Salman Taseer was a brave voice for religious tolerance in Pakistan and his murderer should be brought to justice, but carrying out more killings is a deplorable way to honour Salman Taseer's life and message," Champa Patel, Amnesty International's South Asia Regional Office Director, said in a statement.
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"While Mr. Nassar has been brought to justice, albeit belatedly, we must investigate the systemic failure that enabled him to commit these horrific abuses over so many years, and ensure that the necessary changes are made to protect all students, athletes and patients in the future," Maloney wrote in a letter Thursday. Sen.
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"Sorry, until George W. Bush is brought to justice for the crimes of the Iraq War, (including American-lead torture, Iraqi deaths & displacement, and the deep scars—emotional & otherwise—inflicted on our military that served his folly), we can't even begin to talk about kindness," Ruffalo tweeted alongside a Vanity Fair article.
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MOSCOW — A Russian jury convicted five men on Thursday in the 2015 assassination of Boris Y. Nemtsov, the opposition leader and former first deputy prime minister, but his family called the trial a cover-up and said that those who had ordered and arranged for the killing had not been brought to justice.
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"Sorry, until George W. Bush is brought to justice for the crimes of the Iraq War, (including American-lead torture, Iraqi deaths & displacement, and the deep scars—emotional & otherwise—inflicted on our military that served his folly), we can't even begin to talk about kindness," Ruffalo tweeted alongside a Vanity Fair article.
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In light of the recent spate of sextortion cases that have been occurring in which men are convinced by catfish accounts to get on Skype, perform sexual acts, and are then extorted for money, we spoke to a legal expert to figure out what the nuances are inhibiting the scammers involved from being brought to justice.
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James (Whitey) Bulger, the South Boston mobster and F.B.I. informer who was captured after 16 years on the run and finally brought to justice in 2013 for a murderous reign of terror that inspired books, films and a saga of Irish-American brotherhood and brutality, was found beaten to death on Tuesday in a West Virginia prison.
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The White House said the Debbie Smith Reauthorization Act of 2019 will ensure that "criminals are brought to justice," according to a statement from press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamTrump signs bill to eliminate rape kit testing backlog Trump signs law to cut down on robocalls White House spokeswoman: 'Dangerous' for Pelosi to hold impeachment articles from Senate MORE.
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Nonetheless, the big-league sexual predators who have been brought to justice in the #MeToo era have been brought there not by internet whisper campaigns but by good old-fashioned reporting: O'Reilly by The Times, Nassar by The Indianapolis Star, Epstein by The Miami Herald, Roy Moore by The Washington Post, Weinstein by The Times and The New Yorker.
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It also raises anew the question of why no one was brought to justice in the most notorious racially motivated murder of the 20th century, despite an extensive investigation by the F.B.I. Emmett Till was visiting the hamlet of Money in August 1955 when he encountered Ms. Bryant in a store she owned with her husband.
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"I demand that all those involved in this savagery from the highest to the lowest levels are punished and brought to justice," she added in an interview with Haberturk TV. BBC noted that Cengiz said she has not been contacted by Saudi officials and that she would likely not travel to Saudi Arabia for a funeral if Khashoggi's body is discovered.
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The anxiety and trauma around these breaches are only exacerbated by the lack of legal process we have to handle them: a report by security firm Norton in 2010 revealed victims feel "powerless" because it seems unlikely online criminals will be brought to justice, though the top reactions were anger (58 percent), annoyance (51 percent), and the feeling of being "cheated" (40 percent).
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Read more:Prince Andrew's legal team reportedly thinks the picture of him and Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre is fakeA timeline of the sexual abuse cases against Jeffrey Epstein Only 33% of Americans believe that Jeffrey Epstein actually died by suicideA Jeffrey Epstein accuser says Prince Andrew 'knows exactly what he's done' and that she won't stop until he's 'brought to justice'
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Malta's prime minister, Joseph Muscat — who has denied reports by Ms. Caruana Galizia that he and his wife had benefited from a secret Panamanian shell company — said national police and security forces have been instructed "to take every step necessary in the investigation," and he wisely asked for assistance from the F.B.I. Ms. Caruana Galizia's killers must be brought to justice.
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"The investigation is a welcome sign of good intent, but promises of zero-tolerance must be kept, and those responsible brought to justice in fair trials," More than 10,000 peacekeepers are currently stationed in the Central African Republic, tasked with maintaining peace between the remnants of a predominantly Muslim rebel force that seized the capital in 2013 and Christian vigilantes that rose up to fight them.
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The answer is a clear and simple no, for a very clear and simple reason: For a president to have the power to pardon himself (or herself) would mean that presidents are above the law, that they could violate any law they choose — no matter how egregious or even treasonous — and then preclude themselves from being prosecuted or otherwise brought to justice by simply pardoning themselves.
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"This case represents so much: the dedication of law enforcement, the critical importance of keeping rape kits and testing those kits no matter how long ago those crimes occurred, the need for passion and persistence, and a desire to pioneer our law enforcement tools so that violent criminals can be identified and brought to justice," Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert said during a Monday news conference.
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Not only is this evident by the 2015 murder of Kathryn Steinle in San Francisco by Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, an illegal immigrant who had previously been deported five times; but with the 2010 brutal, forcible rape of a 22-year old woman right across the street from Philadelphia Police Headquarters by illegal alien Alberto Isaac Navarrete Suarez; who wasn't brought to justice until his 85033 capture in Mexico.
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The second episode, "Ma Barker and Her Boys," with the guest star Claire Trevor giving a ferocious performance as the criminal mother hen, was not just an instance of nonstop mayhem but also, as critics pointed out, an attempt to credit Ness and his unit with capturing a real-life gang that had actually been brought to justice by the F.B.I. Details were authentic, but historical distortion was endemic.
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Although there are many other parts of our government that will work hard to find out what happened and to make certain those responsible are brought to justice, something is lost in this moment of political history when a frightened nation turns to the commander in chief for solace, only to see him give back the kind of vitriol and anger that helped create the current environment to begin with.
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