Meaning & Definition of Justice (Concept / What is)
What is Justice?
Justice is that set of norms and rules that allow to control the
behaviour among the people, allowing, endorsing, prohibiting and
limiting certain behaviors or actions in the human act or with the
institutions, however, is from the science of law, which is fairly
complex to achieve a definition only around this concept, since this
depends on multiple factorsIn addition,
there are as many definitions as authors, since justice depends on a
context in particular, where experiences, circumstances and quite
different situations, develop, however, each of these definitions makes
that come to light values such as freedom, truth, peace and democracy.
The
problem around the justice is something that has been found present
throughout history, in this way, the same Aristotle already tried to
define it, dividing into the so-called law particularly, or law of the
cops, and the common law, one that is present in nature.
Justice not only refers to the set of rules imposed on a society, but
it also implies equality among its members, establishing, for example,
the leaving (having recognized a successor, or membership in popular
terms) for certain things right. As we see it is a concept which implies equality, but above all, ethical.
As mentioned previously, justice and "just right" varies from person to
person, allowing that, in everyday life, there are differences between
what a father and a son consider just about a given situation. The
same happens with the judicial systems in each State or nation in
particular, where not all citizens are in accordance with the opinion of
the judges in certain situations of conflict, above all, when the
resolution, personally, does not favor us and involves, in some cases,
even the payment of fines or the deprivation of liberty.
Translated for educational purposes.
