NPM2009: Prompt 24

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1. Kevin Hodgson says:

   April 24, 2009 at 3:36 am

   Justice Served

   When the gavel talks,
   the world falls silent
   but what happens to justice
   when no one is watching?
   Is the law an invisible backbone
   that keeps us standing straight
   or just another broken authority figure
   to be ignored when the lights go down?
   You decide,
   as I take minutes from my squeaky chair
   just outside the circle.

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2. Ken Allan says:

   April 24, 2009 at 5:33 am

   Hans Snoek
   Wasn’t a crook
   The upright jury agreed.

   Officer Brook,
   Closed his book
   And cast his doubt on the creed.

   Judge Meries
   With dutiful eyes
   As dull as the courtroom floor,

   Raised his pen
   At Officer Wein
   Who opened the panelled door.

   And that’s what we know
   Of the courtroom show
   For the news of the verdict will travel,

   And that’s what we heard
   Of Meries’ word,
   As he woke up the press with his gavel.

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3. Todd says:

   July 7, 2009 at 1:51 pm

   Justice is not as blind as she would like us to believe. The divorce process with an adversarial counterpart makes justice blind for moments at a time by the sheer volume of ludicrous acrimony perpetuated by evil intent. Justice and truth eventually prevail, but the wheels grind exceedingly slow.

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