1. A white woman, of Afrikaner origin, risked her life so that we may know, and bring to justice, this assassin.

2. Middle English (in the sense ‘touch, reach, attain’): from obsolete Attaint (adjective), from Old French ataint, ateint, past participle of ateindre ‘bring to justice’ (see attain); influenced in meaning by taint.

3. “By failing to properly investigate and bring to justice those responsible for the enforced disappearance of the 11 young people from Acari, the authorities are cruelly prolonging their relatives’ decades-long suffering.

4. On the eve of its first anniversary, President Obama reiterated the United States' condemnation of the terrorist attack and underscored the absolute imperative to bring to justice the perpetrators of this terrorist attack.

5. This led to a significant decrease, though not a total cessation, of attacks by such groups, but the PA failed to bring to justice al-Aqsa Brigades militants responsible for killings, abductions and other attacks.