0 an unofficial court set up by a group of people, especially in a prison, trade union, or other organization, to deal with a disagreement or with a member of the group who is considered to have broken the rules --
However, it is certain that the law now extends much greater protection to those who are dealt with in a kangaroo court way.
During the last 10 days management has learnt, and is learning, to live with the power of the kangaroo court.
He was also upset by the kangaroo court.
If they still refuse, they have to go before an appeals body which in many cases is not much better than a kangaroo court.
It was something of a kangaroo court and the charges were never made public.
That is the kangaroo court logic of clause 2.
If not, it will increasingly be found to appear to be and act like a kangaroo court.
Does he further agree that anything less than that would amount to a kangaroo court?
