People have disagreed over what justice is for millenia. Or maybe longer.
Some researchers have argued that a sense of justice is a kind of heuristic that humans (and other primates) have evolved to maintain group cohesion.
But does that map onto society as a whole?
Can there be a truly coherent system of justice?
What should the state's role in administering justice be?
Do theories of justice stemming from retribution, protection of society, deterrence or rehabilitation have the strongest claim as an organizing principle of justice systems around the world?
Please argue your pants off...
Some researchers have argued that a sense of justice is a kind of heuristic that humans (and other primates) have evolved to maintain group cohesion.
But does that map onto society as a whole?
Can there be a truly coherent system of justice?
What should the state's role in administering justice be?
Do theories of justice stemming from retribution, protection of society, deterrence or rehabilitation have the strongest claim as an organizing principle of justice systems around the world?
Please argue your pants off...
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