Go free
Both terms in one sentence
- He denies that he took the case for "vengeance" when he last lost a case to Hank, stating instead that he just wants to ensure that "a murderer doesn't go free." Later, he signs off on the Judge's compassionate release.
Source: Film / The Judge -
The real Black Mask, after you capture him after the fight in the church, points out that he will soon go free, as his resources are enough to buy or threaten the officials to release him, the judicial system (at least in Gotham) is a lie, and Batman is the sigh of this.
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