Justice True Justice is absolute: it is the only just instance in any given situation. Freedom is the ability to act, think and do whatever one pleases, so long as it does not encroach on another's right to freedom. A society would be perfectly just if all it's people were free to do what they pleased freely, without infringing on each other's right to freedom. Therefore, Justice can be defined as freedom without infringement. Fairness …
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…others. It is one in which a man can go to work without worrying about being robbed and killed. It is one in which a group of political demonstrators can peacefully make their views known, without worrying about being attacked. Because if a society is truly just, and the freedom of all the people is truly respected, then there is not even the need to worry about having it taken away. Justice will be upheld.