krytocracy

English

Noun

krytocracy

1. Misspelling of critocracy.
   • 2003 February 8, Graham, “Tony Blair backs wholly appointed House of Lords”, in alt.politics.usa.constitution‎^[1] (Usenet):

     Personally (and speaking as a lawyer), I feel that krytocracy is more likely when the judiciary are asked to interpret phrases like 'cruel and unusual punishment' or 'inhuman and degrading treatment'.

   • 2005 April 3, Fuji, “America now functioning as 'krytocracy'”, in alt.politics.bush‎^[2] (Usenet):

     America now functioning as 'krytocracy'

   • 2005 April 7, Unpleasant Truth, “GOP Fascists in Senate Prepare for Murder of Filibuster”, in talk.politics.misc‎^[3] (Usenet):

     If you were really worried about fascism, you would oppose the left's agenda: Depriving people of freedom of religion and free speech . . . Government by krytocracy

   • 2010 June 5, THE-M...@webtv.net, “Why aren't these criminals arrested? Student immigrants use civil rights-era strategies”, in alt.politics.immigration‎^[4] (Usenet):

     Because of that America has slipped into Krytocracy. Krytocracy is "government ruled by judges. Judgements in a krytocracy are arrived at by the personal opinions of the judge."