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    question of justice in any situation concerning warfare is a difficult one to address, as many people hold opposing views on the righteousness of war itself. In the Aeneid, Virgil proposes a new question for readers to consider as he allows the main character, Aeneas, to undergo a change in mentality throughout the epic. The reader is forced to decide whether the killing of an opponent is deemed as just or unjust. Although many scholars have proposed differing definitions of justice, Plato…

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    In the book Plato’s Republic, the argument is a question of what justice is. Justice is the question that all characters in the book are trying to explain for the purpose of developing in their own opinion an ideal city. Socrates tries to form this perfect city where everyone will follow the rules implemented. While building the city everything is done in a matter to see the good or bad of each individual. So many rules each have to follow to form a just city that is not made of good people…

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    Justice In The YCJA

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    Justice is not the most important thing in society according to Justice Mclachin justice is the most important. There are other more important things than justice. There are three things to consider when thinking about justice. People have many different views on justice, family situations, and the quality of life. All these have a part to play when thinking about justice in the YCJA. Here are a few reasons why these examples will have a part to contribute to the YCJA. People have many different…

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    This became particularly noticeable during a conversation about birth control during our Reproductive Justice discussion. Two of my peers who identify as Catholic women came to the conclusion that even if they did not believe in using birth control for themselves they have no reason or right to infringe upon that decision for other women. This exemplifies the concept of “Moral Justice” in that they are recognizing that there are complexities and ambiguities to this problem, but there is an…

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    Assignment. Plato- Socrates must prove that justice is choice worthy because of itself and due to its consequences. Socrates also mentions about Individual Justice but shifts its debate on Political Justice. He describes an ideal good city-Kallipolis. He located justice in it and now has the aim to find soul in it. Kallipolis is shown as complete city. If it’s extremely good it should have all the virtues of the city-wisdom, temperance, courage and Justice. These virtues have been identified…

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    In Plato, Republic, Book VII, the core of the book revolves around justice and its implications from both an individual and collective perspective. Plato does not have Socrates argue that justice requires getting everyone out of the cave because in actuality, there are two parts to justice and the cave: the truth and the false. According to Plato, people often live in illusion. Illusions appeal to sensible people and their senses whereas reality, does not function with reason alone, it includes…

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    Canadian Justice System

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    When it comes to the Canadian Criminal Justice System, we ask many questions such as, “what is justice?”and “are equity and the rights of the accused being compromised in the name of efficiency?” Justice is when a person receives fairness and their moral rightness from the legal system which is decided by attorney 's, judges, legislatures, and by society. Based on this definition of justice, we wonder if equity and the rights of the accused is being compromised by the legal system. Many people…

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    Restorative Justice

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    Restorative justice is based on resolving conflict and making everything connected to the crime whole again, thus healing the effects, restoring back to original condition, and making amends to all affected by the crime. Diversion is a means in which appropriate measures are put in place in-order to deter young people from travelling down the long path of the juvenile justice system. In this essay the key will be to explore links between youth work practice, diversion and restorative programs.…

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    Criminal Justice

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    In this essay I will discuss about what criminal justice is and how it is related with my career. My topic will be about my career, but I am not that sure in what field or agencies I will get in in the future, so I will explain how the criminal justice system is administered by the three different agencies and give a brief information about those three agencies police, corrections, and the court. Finally I will let you know more or less what of these agencies I have more interest on and could be…

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    Procedural Justice

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    act fairly and used procedural justice they were more accepting of the police actions. In theory and in real world setting legitimacy has an effect on the public's actions by obeying the law which was shown in the neighborhoods of Chicago Tyler(1990). This leads to people not just complying, but giving information and reporting crimes to…

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