Let Justice be Done

Target entity: Let Justice be Done
Context triple: [RAF Police, mottoTranslation, Let Justice be Done]

• A. La Justice
  La Justice is a philosophical poem by French writer and Nobel laureate Sully Prudhomme that explores themes of law, morality, and the nature of justice.
• B. De Gemeene Gratie
  De Gemeene Gratie is a major theological work by Abraham Kuyper that develops his doctrine of “common grace,” explaining how God’s grace operates in all of culture and society, not only within the church.
• C. Final Judgment
  Final Judgment is the Christian belief in a future, definitive divine judgment in which God will assess all people and determine their eternal destiny.
• D. Trial of the Twenty-One
  The Trial of the Twenty-One was a 1938 Soviet show trial in Moscow in which prominent Old Bolsheviks and party leaders were accused of treason and executed, marking one of the most infamous episodes of Stalin’s Great Purge.
• E. The Algebra of Infinite Justice
  The Algebra of Infinite Justice is a collection of political essays by Indian author Arundhati Roy that critiques globalization, nuclear nationalism, and U.S. foreign policy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Let Justice be Done
Target entity description: "Let Justice be Done" is the English motto of the Royal Air Force Police, reflecting their commitment to upholding law and justice within the RAF.

• A. La Justice
  La Justice is a philosophical poem by French writer and Nobel laureate Sully Prudhomme that explores themes of law, morality, and the nature of justice.
• B. De Gemeene Gratie
  De Gemeene Gratie is a major theological work by Abraham Kuyper that develops his doctrine of “common grace,” explaining how God’s grace operates in all of culture and society, not only within the church.
• C. Final Judgment
  Final Judgment is the Christian belief in a future, definitive divine judgment in which God will assess all people and determine their eternal destiny.
• D. Trial of the Twenty-One
  The Trial of the Twenty-One was a 1938 Soviet show trial in Moscow in which prominent Old Bolsheviks and party leaders were accused of treason and executed, marking one of the most infamous episodes of Stalin’s Great Purge.
• E. The Algebra of Infinite Justice
  The Algebra of Infinite Justice is a collection of political essays by Indian author Arundhati Roy that critiques globalization, nuclear nationalism, and U.S. foreign policy.
• F. None of above. chosen