Question

In the context of this passage, what is fair? Consider your current justice system. In what ways, if at all, are law and punishment weighed against certain people or groups? Can these inequalities be corrected? If so, how? Cite evidence from this text, your own experience, and other literature, art, or history in your answer.

Answer 1

Law and punishment are weighed against certain people or groups as the rich are treated better than the poor.

What is justice?

It should be noted that justice simply means the quality of being righteous and morally right.

In this case, law and punishment are weighed against certain people or groups as the rich are treated better than the poor.

In a situation where the rich and the poor commit the same offense, the rich may not serve the punishment that the poor serve. This isn't fair and everyone should be treated equally and fairly.

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