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Sure they do do exist but it won't be legal
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itâs a legal system, not a justice system. itâs the legal outcome of a case. whether itâs justice or not can be debated for every case.
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It seems so odd a Jury decides compensation. In criminal trials, Juries decide guilty/not guilty and the Judge handles sentencing. It would seem reasonable for a Jury to find a division of "fault" in a personal injury case, but deciding compensation seems more like sentencing in a criminal case. Is there any information as to why it is done this way?
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âPirates are evil? The Marines are righteous? These terms have always changed throughout the course of history! Kids who have never seen peace and kids who have never seen war have different values! Those who stand at the top determine what's wrong and what's right! This very place is neutral ground! Justice will prevail, you say? But of course it will! Whoever wins this war becomes justice!â
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Just because a court decides something, that doesnât make it just. Some juries are stupid and some judges are corrupt. Happens
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It's not a justice system, it's a legal system
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âJustice is whatever the outcome isâ is a pretty bleak outlook.
It means that the bad guys can win, and youâd call it justice. Itâs how the court works, itâs how the law works, but donât call it justice.
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Saying that any outcome of a case is âjusticeâ renders the word meaningless
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Well . . . not everyone is gonna agree that judgement is justice. There's a linguistic issue and a philosophical one, too. Just like how someone can be legally not guilty, but any given person can still believe they're guilty, even if they can't legally always treat them as if they're guilty. Court is official, but it's not the arbiter of reality.
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"forget the million dollars. I spent all this time in court to get an apology." That'd be a way to suddenly have a really pissed off lawyer.
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THAT IS NOT JUSTICE, THAT IS EXERCISE OF POWER
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Based on personal experience, apologies sound great, but getting one in a legal setting is worthless. Apologies can happen outside of the courtroom or lawyer's offices. In a legal setting, they're just a device. (My neighbor harassed and stalked me/my family. I was trying to get an order of protection. Lawyers talked and I was told he wanted to apologize. So he did. We figured out a different legal agreement that wasn't an order of protection (similar, but not quite the same). Five years later...he wasn't sorry. He just didn't want consequences for his bad behavior.)
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"the mob decides morality" is a pretty insane take. "justice was served when the murderer went free because 12 people said so" okay man maybe touch some grass get out of your lawyers office
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"You're not going to get told you were right"
I mean, isn't that exactly the operation of declaratory relief and nominal damages?
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Typically when people call for justice, what they really mean is they want their preferred outcome.
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One of my biggest gripes with the system. Youâll never get justice, but youâll get âjusticeâ.
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Imagine a settlement agreement that includes an apology clause
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Justice is "just us," the powerful elites!
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It's not justice, it's just a decision.
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@BartyMcfarty
2 days ago
Jury: Justice? Nonono Just us.
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