Under Aristotle’s Who deserves what theory, Sandel’s book explains what is meant by Aristotle, “Justice is teleological, which defines rights …show more content…
Is how John Doe’s has used Aristotle’s theory of Justice is Telos. One could argue what is right and who deserves what but with Telos, to what extent is it just to kill someone and is it ethical. John Doe knows he is going to die and has chosen to die. Det. Mills has to make a decision, and we all know what that decision is going to be to kill John Doe. Even John Doe knows he is going to die. One could guess that if anyone needs to die after what John Doe has done to Det. Mill’s wife and unborn child are deserved. If anyone is going to die by using Telos, it would be John Doe. Under Aristotle’s theory, and in the book explaining Justice, It only makes sense. In the end Det. Mills does kill John Doe, and it puts into perspective an understanding of Telos, the purpose, end, or essential nature of the