Justice in the Legal System

The justice of the legal system defined in the Webster Dictionary is the quality of fairness or justice. This means that justice is related to impartiality. If one of the concerns of law and institution is to maintain and promote justice and justice, I think that it may not be so. Eyes for the eyes are fair. No, it's too easy, it's too dark. I think the judgment of judges and jurors is unfair, but that is not just the reason for justice for me, it is not justice for certain trial situations.

In order to judge the importance of justice in any legal system, we need to identify the two central issues that must be considered when discussing law and justice. The first is a theoretical difference in the definition of justice, after which the law continues, the law has many other goals. Of course, there is a connection between the concept of law and justice. For example, we will talk about courts, distributions of justice by judges, civil and criminal trials, the appearance of judicial cheating. We hope that the legal system can promote justice, but the meaning of justice is not clear. Like many concepts in law and political philosophy, it can be used in various ways. It can sometimes refer to simple revenge like Old Testament rule, or it can be called more complicated thing. This was done by various theorists. One of them was a philosopher Aristotle.

JUSTICE is an independent legal human rights organization founded in 1957. It is committed to improving legal system and judicial quality, especially through promotion of human rights, improvement of legal system, access to criminal justice system and judicial system. Since its founding, JUSTICE has received requests from prisoners and has accused prisoners of unfair justice in their case. Among the judicial precedents of Judicial Justice revealed by JUTICE, as a result of investigating the criminal justice system, there was a report to urge reform. For example, the criminal procedure (1964), the criminal examination of the Ministry of Interior (1968), the prosecution proceedings of England and Wales (1970), identity confirmation (1974), inappropriate accommodation (1982). Several reforms have been made due to the impact of the JUSTICE report including reform of police power based on the PACE Act of 1984 and formation of CPS.