Obstruction of justice

that would take place after Kings unduly arrest that ended up becoming a bridge that led to opening up the minds and perceptions of the people of this nation. Thus, we see Kairos working in not only King’s life but our nation’s view of a holistic justice for each…

Over the course of human history, the concept of justice has been indefinitely disputed. Today, the definition can be told as: fair behavior and treatment. However, many intellectuals still fight over the applications of whether or not one thing should be considered “just”. In the past 100 years, authoritarian regimes have dominated a vast number of prominent countries. Many, maybe even all, of these societies committed acts that crossed the line of equitable, and fell to crime. The tragedies of…

common good, the corruption of evil, and justice. Socrates, being a one who is devoted to philosophy, raises a standard on these subjects and must effectively uphold them against barrages of questions from sophists whose view may be skewed by position or previous party affiliation. By agonistically analyzing the good of oratory, Plato successfully divorces and defends what is truly good from what is seemingly good and applies this separation of goods to justice and back to the “knack” of…

Despite the success of this contract, however, it is still unclear whether this agreement came about out of a genuine desire for justice, or out of a fear of unjust action. In his recordings of the thoughts and actions of Socrates, Plato attempted to answer this question of whether justice is an inner desire or a compromise made out of fear. In the Republic, the issue of justice is most thoroughly discussed in the argument…

What is competence? Competence is a person who possesses knowledge, skills, thoroughness, and preparation in his/her field of work. Under the provisions of California rules on lawyer competence (CRPC) 3-10 states: “an attorney must not intentionally, recklessly, or repeatedly fail to perform legal services with competence.” Yet, an attorney can still practice law without certain skills as long as they know how to cure their lack of learning or skills by consulting with another knowledgeable…

Social justice can be defined as the natural law where all people are treated equally and without prejudice, despite their gender, ethnic background, religion, social class, etc. Being treated equally applies to the fair distribution of wealth, privileges, needs, and opportunities within society. Their basic needs include food, shelter, medicine, clothing, and other necessities of life. Our God is a God of justice therefore as Catholics, let alone Christians we must come out our comfort zones.…

selection The Republic, the nature of justice is being discussed. Glaucon is the speaker, which is a student of Socrates. Socrates is a classical Greek philosopher, credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy. Glaucon is presenting a commonly held view of justice to Socrates. He argues that “all who practice it (justice) do so unwillingly, as something necessary, not as something good.” In this world, many people look out for just themselves. Justice can be considered as an…

Justice can be defined in many different ways. Sandle defines justice in three categories, maximizing welfare, freedom with respect for individual rights and virtue. He explains maximizing welfare with the utilitarian approach as the greatest happiness for the greatest number, if an action will produce the most happiness for the bigger number of people it will be just. Next, he looks at freedom, which the idea that justice means respecting certain universal human rights and lastly, virtue which…

conflict between evil and justice. But inside this more broad struggle, the writer constantly showcases a subject's own individual search for justice. Most of the time, justice is defined as looking for the truth. However, authors are no strangers to adding complexity and depth as well as hidden (or noticeable) costs to finding the truth. Furthermore, the writer can play with a character’s motivation to search for justice. In the story of Oedipus Rex, the hunt for justice is a natural…

Grisel S. Estevez The Justice That Never Was Undoubtedly, justice is an exceptionally complex theme. In fact, there are countless methods of interpreting the word, but the most significant one is fairness. In the context of the novel, Frankenstein, there are numerous instances of characters endeavours to search for their own means of getting justice. To illustrate, an example of this would be Victor Frankenstein's sentient creation. Indeed, the creature is a rather intricate character whose…