Essays about Justice

Introduction Within the corridors of constitutional jurisprudence, certain amendments stand as torchbearers of ethical principles, guardians against tyranny, and sentinels of human dignity. Among these, the 8th Amendment of the United States Constitution resonates with a unique resonance—a solemn vow against the infliction of cruel and unusual punishment. As a devoted student delving into the…

Introduction The pages of criminal history are often marked by unsolved mysteries, cases that remain shrouded in uncertainty for years. One such case that captured the attention of both investigators and the public is the 18-year-old cold case of Krystal Lynn Beslanowitch. Her tragic death in 1995 left a trail of questions, frustration, and despair….

Introduction Difficult conversation that surrounds a compensation wove itself very in fabric of American history, stirring passionate debates on moral responsibility, to appeal to the languid consequences of racial injustice. Between this background, Ta – nehisi of Coates’ an innovative essay, “Case For Compensations,” appeared at 2014, published in Atlantic. Coates does the ambitious task…

There is a person in the annals of criminal history, whose actions changed civilization constantly. Through fright and confusion, about what actions of this person caused, society discussed the tough questions, related to crime, ethics, now, and by justice. We come across history that illuminates the darkest aspects of human nature, as we are dug…

In the kingdom of social change and civil protection of rights, two expressive voices appear, every resonating with a unique vision for transformation. These voices entered to the difficulty of historical context and personal experience offer an approach, what goes away, to addressing systematic inequalities and achievement of pedigree justice. As we are dug in…

There are many different points of view, that can be used, to explain human maintenance and provide penetrating reasons of criminal maintenance. These points of view, which are often influenced by historical and social settlements, offer a window through that, to examine the tangled co-operations between people and the criminal system of justice. Every prospect…

A former medical student with a promising future, Philip Markoff surprised the world by becoming involved in a network of illegal operations. Markoff’s case, in which he became known as the infamous “Craigslist Killer,” received extensive media coverage and prompted thoughtful discussion on the darker aspects of the human psyche. The purpose of this article…

The relevance and the admissibility of evidence that are used as a part of defense in court cases are often controversial. Joan E. Benin and Mary S. Henifin present the “Daubert Standard” proposed by the Supreme. Court, which lets the trial court judges act as ”gatekeepers” for scientific evidence by examining if the evidence is…

I take my text from Lionel Lokos, who, in his strongly worded novel ‘The New Racism,’ said this: “ruthe New Racism is fervently convinced that it can use tools of discrimination to find equality; that the positive discrimination that today favors Negroes is somehow more saintly than the discrimination that favored whites in the past.“…

Superheroes have long been the fictional idols that men and women all around the world have looked to for inspiration. “Superhero stories present and explore many important and pressing concerns such as ethics, justice, crime, punishment and social responsibility.”(Sharp, 353). These superheroes are often thought of as cultural icons (Pearson, 142). However, there is so…