Justice.

Justice also means fairness and equality. It means giving each other person what they deserves and what is right. A lot of the time, justice is not at all about stuff. It is also about the punishment. Justice is a very important in the thoughts of law and politics. Justice can change from time to time depending on the conditions and circumstances. The concept of justice has become an era of the history, because of the quality of being just, fair and righteousness.

3 principles of justice.

• Fairness

• Equality

• Access

Justice takes on different meanings in different practical contexts, and to understand it fully we have to grapple with this diversity

THEORY OF JUSTICE

1.) Justice and Individual Claims

2.) Justice and Agency

3.) Justice: Four Distinctions

4.) Conservative versus Ideal Justice

5.) Corrective versus Distributive Justice

6.) Comparative versus Non-Comparative Justice

7.) The Scope of Justice

8.)Human vs non-human animals

9.) Relational vs Non-Relational Justice

10.)Individuals vs Institutions

11.)Utilitarianism and Justice

12.)Gauthier

13.) Contractarianism and Justice

14.) Rawls

15.)Scanlon

For justice to prevail, we need laws.

JUSTICE IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT GIVES PEACE AND HUMAN RIGHTS!