Judas went to the priests with his sin: "I have sinned by betraying innocent blood." Hey, "you see to it," buster. Not my problem, say the priests.
Later in the same chapter, Pilate sees that a riot is starting. He says he's "innocent of the blood of this Just Man" and told them "you see to it." Not my problem, says the governor.
In both cases, the man's station in life, his work, his job, was to deal with the problem before him. But no: "you see to it."
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