### morality:

Justice
* always means sacrifice and selflessness.
* are human beings with political opinions
  - strategic actors, who knoe their talents and limits
* basic human value.
* begins with the rules that make justice possible.
* can exist only in a just state
  - help define, enhance and assert jurisdiction and sovereignty
* comes from a Latin word, justus , meaning lawful, just, righteous
  - following the law and honoring the law
  - in all forms
* complex concept unable to be reduced to a set of simple platitudes.
* consists of mercy and love
  - the proper interplay of the three parts of the soul
* demands that every person have an equal right to life.
* denial of mercy, and mercy a denial of justice.
* entails treating others fairly and equitably.
* exists to protect decent people.
* flourishes only when it involves the transformation of culture.
* focuses on fairness, right, and obligation.
* forms the cornerstone of each nation's law.
* fundamental attribute of a good community with includes everyone fairly.
* governs the public realm where adult men deal with adult men by making rational decisions.
* has relation to beings endowed with perception, and capable of pleasure and pain.
* helps societies come to grips with the past and move forward.
* introduces the balance in the form of scales that are evenly balanced.
* involves protecting the rights of others
  - reciprocity of some kind
* is about the triumph of the human spirit
  - all anyone wants and deserves
  - always the foundation of peace
* is as much an attribute of goodness as mercy is
  - subjective as truth
  - blinds
  - dependent on truth
  - either distributive or commutative
  - essential to the human rights cause
  - how the people of faith apply passion
  - indiscriminately due to all, without regard to numbers, wealth, or rank
  - judgment
  - love correcting that which revolts against love
* is more a concept of the head than the heart
  - matter of law than of moral obligation
* is more than a Pavlovian system of punishments and rewards set up to mold behavior
  - the fair distribution of material goods
  - neither selfish nor altruistic, but rather aims at equality
  - never advanced in the taking of a human life
  - of a dimensional value that establishes equivalence and proportionality among behaviors
  - once when it is in accordance with law
  - probably the highest ideal toward which human groups can aspire
  - proportion in human affairs
* is public, collective actions
  - political, and oriented to collective action for change
  - racism
  - respect for the rights of individuals and associations
  - righteousness
  - rightness, righteousness
  - served by labour contributions for the public good
  - something they can only hunger and thirst for
  - subject to social objectives
  - thicker than race, religion, or kinship
  - translatable into deeds
  - truth in action
  - usually a foreign concept in boxing
* matter of equality, but equality can only be judged if there is more than one person.
* means equity, impartiality and the unerring application of an inexorable law
  - giving a person what is their due
  - respect for and protection of the rights of all people
* promotes personal and social responsibility
  - social change in institutions or political structures
* quality which, of all material creation, only man possesses.
* refers to the application of law
  - equitable distribution of both the burdens and the benefits of research
  - status of our society
* requires building and rebuilding just communities
  - concern for the poor of the world
  - treating people with equality and fairness
* rule of conduct originating in the connection of one percipient being with another.
* starts with the rights of children.
* study laws to see if they are correct according to the Constitution.
* term often applied to situations within our own national or regional borders.
* value of force, a power often imposed on individuals from outside themselves.
* values human life and society's well being.
* virtue of the soul.
* virtue, jurisprudence a science.