I have often pondered over this question many a times. Is law the same as justice? No. Is justice needed? Yes. How do you deliver justice? Through the system of law. Is justice legal? Philosophically not really.
Why do we have a legal system that often fails to deliver justice? Because it is indicative of a very firmly rooted black and white processes. Often predictive and indicative of the inputs, outputs and processes, No?
What is justice for a city that's submerged in rains?
What is justice for Ms Ranaut's cries of nepotism?
What is justice for rape and murder? (case in point being juvenile courts- what is juvenile in a person who is capable of raping someone?)
What is justice in love? (example being someone's mistress does not make them lawfully wedded wife who shall have access to rights on any decision inc finances- Remember Gemini?)
What is justice in death? Going, going and gone. Could we have done any justice at the "going" phase? Not really. We take it for granted they wont go.
They will.
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