Few actually walk the talk. When we see the senator's son get a slap on the hand when caught in possession of drugs, while another young man serves three years for the same crime, something inside most of us cries for justice. When an individual uses the reputation of their family name to gain power and position, we instinctively sense that something is wrong. A person should stand on their own reputation. We know that a good lawyer will help in court- that good lawyers cost more money.
Rich people fare better in court than poor people.
When we see this, we know it is injustice. Justice should be justice no matter who the person is who gives it out. But we know that is not reality. We seem to have an ability to discern what fairness is, as long as we stay objective and are not personally involved in the situation. Some are born into better families, richer countries, healthier bodies, better times and conditions, more intelligence, etc.