So What Is Justice Anyway?Biographical profiles, historical events, and judicial rulings are used to illustrate the growth of what justice has come to represent in the United States and around the world. |
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CONTENTS | 4 |
What Is Justice? 9 CONTENTS | 15 |
Justice and the Legal System | 23 |
Justice Through Government | 29 |
Fighting for Justice | 37 |
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