Justice an ethical right

Answer 1

The ethical morals of justice within society's American social values which demonstrate ethical choices of right and wrong that are related to Philosophy, and choice which control the input and output of crime. Justice, a principle of moral rightness, in a functional form it is the idea that those who commit a social and ethical wrong in that system are entitled to receive a related consequence of the action within the justice system.

Throughout our history, justice has been subjected to philosophical, legal, and theological reflection and debate. People in society concerned over things in proper justice like "retributive justice." Which regulates proportionate responses to crime that have been proven by lawful evidence" Which in other words the punishment that is justly imposed is considered to be morally correct and fully deserved. Justice in many cases is a natural law that involves a system of consequences which naturally derives from any action, or choice. Justice is very similar to "Newton's third law of motion." Which states "that for every action there must be an equal and opposite reaction." (Natural law, Main Article.) According to Utilitarian thinkers, justice is not as fundamental as we often think (John Stuart Mill) rather it is derived from the more basic standards of rightness or consequensitalism.

Consequensitalism is a standpoint that tends to be the outcome of a valid moral judgment or consequence of an action which comes from a consequentiality (judges) point of view. Consequensitalism is best described in deontology which derives from the rightness or wrongness of a person. In deontology a person would argue that steeling is wrong in all cases, but one who follows the theories of consequensitalism might say that in some cases stealing could be morally accepted depending of the situations circumstances.

Concluding World War I, the Treaty of Versailles was signed. It was aimed to establish a "peace of justice." its failure lay with its preoccupation with retributive justice and its lack of concern for reconciliation which led to a more destructive World War II. Justice is based on the equality of humanity and the mutual respect of others, its process is neither truthful of doubtful, its morals are indicated by the jury of the courts and the people of the United States of America.

This essay is more than just an essay, We as Americans, and people of all equality rights. Should have a right to freedom and justice of all kinds no matter what belief you have. We see justice as a tactic to frighten others, but really it's to protect the world from its worldly ways, don't reject the laws of justice. Protect them and one day we will see a world at peace.