Fairness and Justice in the Australian Legal System

The Oxford learner's dictionary defines impartiality as "quality of people treated in an equivalent or rational manner" and defines justice as "fair or reasonable quality" (Oald 8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com , 2014). Investigation of the characteristics of Australian legal system (ALS), including its adoption, structure and operational rules, shows that in most cases the system is based on these two attributes. This reasoning is further evidenced by the framework of the legally binding business allocated to the financial services industry and is also reflected in the code of conduct leading to it.

Three important legal concepts of impartiality, equality and justice are very important in evaluating problems in the Australian legal system. Each of these three concepts is said to be the cornerstone of the whole legal system, and each decision (decision of law or common law, decision of government department, decision of law enforcement officer etc) is made by legal system, fairness, equality And it is formulated in justice. . In assessing juvenile justice as a problem of current criminal justice, even though these three concepts are interdependent in their work, equity, equality and justice must be considered independently. The following is the past juvenile judicial evaluation of the specific problem outlined in this report. These specific aspects of juvenile justice are related to their regulation law, assignment plan, child court and detention center.

The various concepts of justice make it dependent on the legal system (natural or artificial), equality or fairness, religious doctrine or human reason. Justice will pay attention to the essence of the provision of justice, what to do, and actions that infringe fair acts including punishment.

Justice is a legal or philosophical theory to achieve fairness. Protecting rights and punishing false fairness. All legal systems are designed to support this ideal by just and reasonably managing the land law, but there may be unfair laws. Justice is one of the most important moral and political concepts. That word comes from the words of Latin, meaning rights and laws. The Oxford English Dictionary defines "fair" people as usually "taking morally correct actions" and provides the words "give their rights to everyone" and "fairness" as synonyms .

Whether the justice system is fair or unfair does not matter. A bigger problem is whether the judicial system of that country is fair or unfair. This system is unfair to prosecuted criminals. For perpetrators, the system is fair. It is fair for the victim and the victim's family if the accused is guilty. Overall, I believe that our judicial system is fair. Sometimes those who do it are not. The population structure of China's metropolitan area is constantly changing. Los Angeles is currently mainly Latin American. Due to the simple fact that judges, juries and lawyers are affected by stereotypes, the whole court system seems to be biased towards the minority in general. This is not a good thing. The only way to change the trial system is to express our opinion in letters, demos, and education.