Is_Justice_Blind_

Is Justice Blind' In recent decades, the law in our nation has changed considerably. American culture and the needs to revive our dying “justice” subjects to debating in our families, our schools, our communities, and our nation. Anyone connected with police or legal work knows that our present justice system has very little to do with justice. It lies all within our people and their views of right and wrong. The problems with our current situation are complex, yet the answers are strikingly simple. The laws we normally think of are supposed to be enforced by local, state, and federal governments for the good of the nation in order to provide “justice for all.” Our founding fathers conceived a well-written legal document called the Constitution. We have revised this foundation with amendments and other laws, creating the document of today. One type of law is societal law. Societal law represents all government-imposed restrictions and allowed personal freedoms . The purpose of societal law is to endorse before the population a standard of conduct that must be obeyed by for the “common good.” Violations of this standard are punished by various means specified in the law, justice, societal, personal, right, people, own, one, nation, laws, within, type, might, standard, wrong, morality, man, individual, good, different, creon, conduct, code, case, yet, written, work, violence, violations, think, themselves, stealing, standards, sexual, rules