Justice
What is justice? Justice is defined as administering a deserved reward and rightfulness or lawness, according to Funk & Wagnall's Standard Dictionary. Although this definition proves to be true in most cases, it is not always used correctly. If justice is supposed to be fair, then why are so many people found innocent-after already serving a sentence for a crime they didn't commit. Jon Benet Ramsey's killer is still on the loose. However, twins received justice after their molestation. On the other hand, 3 men are serving time in jail because they were at the wrong place at the wrong time. Justice in the court system is usually unfair. The application of justice should be a fair and simple one. Justice should be used the same way on everyone. However, fairness is not always used. Justice should not be based upon a person's age, sex, race, or family background. Teenagers get pulled over more frequently, and in turn are hassled more. Men usually receive harsher punishments than women in the court system. In the United States, a predominantly white country, minorities such as blacks and Asians receive unfair discrimination. It's interesting, however, that these rules bypass celebrities. It seems that if a
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