Origins of law and justice
Justice and law are intimately linked. Jus, in Latin, means law. Law and legal institutions have the same origin. Human justice is understood in the sense of institutions, characters and …
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French law – 50 introductory law sheets
Are you entering a university law program? In a school of political science? Are you curious to Understand the foundations of law? In all cases, these 50 introductory legal fact …
French judicial errors
“A miscarriage of justice is always a masterpiece of coherence,” writes Daniel Pennac in Monsieur Malaussène (1995). France is not exempt from the phenomenon of judicial errors. Since 1945, justice …
Kafka – A Critique of Justice
The Trial is a book published posthumously in 1925, written by Kafka. I. The absurdity of justice Kafka’s book is certainly complex and subtle, and the authors who have tried …
Aristotle and justice
A reflection on justice, by Aristotle. Aristotle is the author of The Nicomachean Ethics Aristotle defines the object of the laws prescribed by universal justice, which legislates on what is …
Is justice telling the truth?
Plato in The Republic reports a discussion between Socrates and Cephalus. Is justice to always tell the truth? Is justice to give back to everyone what one has received? Plato …
