Title: What does justice mean to you? - Quora
Headings: What does justice mean to you?
What does justice mean to you?
Content: The goal is to create a system where if everyone does their job, it will be easier to achieve a fair result than an unfair one. When we’ve done a good job, creating well-balanced systems staffed with able and relatively honest workers sworn to uphold a clear set of disinterestedly-applied laws, people know what types of grievances justice can redress, and they have a fair idea what their chances are if they appeal to it. Oscar Rozwadowski
, Law-School Student and a Geek
Answered 4 years ago
Justice is when action meets a reaction. This mostly applies to negative situations, but not necessarily. Let’s say that someone has done something wrong, in a moral sense at least. There should be some form of punishment for their wrong behaviour appropriate to the scale of the performed action, but lesser in its effects. For example - if you steal, you should work the money back and show true need to repair the damage. On the other hand justice would be when you have done something positive and in exchange the world would give back to you. If you have worked hard on something you should be payed
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Justice is when action meets a reaction. This mostly applies to negative situations, but not necessarily.