Oliver Wendel Holmes believed that justice had to do with customs that vary from one society to another, relativistic and without a foundation as an overarching principle. Marxist believe that justice served as a means of oppression by those in power. Postmodernists don't believe in anything, much less justice. Is there simply relativistic conventions and power that dictate what is meant by justice in our legal system?
Relativism + Marxism + Postmodernism + Legal System= Order in an identity politics
Relativism + Legal System= Order in a administration of social justice
I am too curious to know the differences???
Graham Spruiell
The principle of justice is a fundamental concept in the US legal system, and it is enshrined in the Constitution and various laws and court decisions. The principle of justice can be understood in several ways, but at its core, it is about treating people fairly and ensuring that everyone has equal access to legal protection and due process.
In the US legal system, the principle of justice is upheld through a range of institutions and practices, including the courts, law enforcement agencies, and legal professionals. The judiciary, in particular, plays a crucial role in ensuring that justice is done, by interpreting the law, adjudicating disputes, and safeguarding individual rights.
However, the US legal system is not without its flaws and challenges in upholding the principle of justice. For example, there are concerns about systemic bias and discrimination in the criminal justice system, such as racial disparities in policing and sentencing. Additionally, access to legal representation can be limited for some individuals, particularly those from marginalized communities or with low incomes.
Overall, while the principle of justice is a foundational concept in the US legal system, there is ongoing debate and scrutiny about how well it is being upheld in practice, and how the system can be improved to ensure greater fairness and equality for all
Foundational concepts ain't much to do with Justice folks.
One of them just saw another six people murdered in a school in Nashville.
Not to justify unacceptable behaviors.
Not to let twisted ones free.
Not make targets that violate our righteous principles
Incriminate who commit crimes
Finally there must be pity, compassion, piety, benevolence, and seeding the peace principles.
Dr.Sundus Fadhil Hantoosh
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