The idiom "take the law into one's hands" has its origins in English common law and legal principles. It refers to the act of individuals or groups assuming the role of law enforcement or justice system without proper authority or due process. It is commonly employed in discussions surrounding issues of perceived injustice, lack of trust in the legal system, or situations where individuals feel compelled to seek their own form of retribution.

What is the origin of the idiom "take the law into one's hands" and when to use it?

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to [take] the law into {one's} (own|) hands

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英語での「 take the law into one's (own) hands」の定義と意味

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