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Definition of justice
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"Justice
(a.)
Agreeableness
to
right;
equity;
justness;
as, the
justice
of a
claim..
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Judicial
::
"Judicial
(a.)
Pertaining
or
appropriate
to
courts
of
justice,
or to a
judge;
practiced
or
conformed
to in the
administration
of
justice;
sanctioned
or
ordered
by a
court;
as,
judicial
power;
judicial
proceedings;
a
judicial
sale..
Assize
::
Assize
(n.) The
periodical
sessions
of the
judges
of the
superior
courts
in every
county
of
England
for the
purpose
of
administering
justice
in the trial and
determination
of civil and
criminal
cases;
--
usually
in the
plural.
Emblem
::
Emblem
(n.) A
visible
sign of an idea; an
object,
or the
figure
of an
object,
symbolizing
and
suggesting
another
object,
or an idea, by
natural
aptness
or by
association;
a
figurative
representation;
a
typical
designation;
a
symbol;
as, a
balance
is an
emblem
of
justice;
a
scepter,
the
emblem
of
sovereignty
or
power;
a
circle,
the
emblem
of
eternity..
Rapacity
::
Rapacity
(n.) The act or
practice
of
extorting
or
exacting
by
oppressive
injustice;
exorbitant
greediness
of gain.
Minister
::
Minister
(n.) An
officer
of
justice.
Justice
::
Justice
(v. t.) To
administer
justice
to.
Straight
::
Straight
(superl.)
Conforming
to
justice
and
rectitude;
not
deviating
from truth or
fairness;
upright;
as,
straight
dealing..
Curia
::
Curia (n.) Any court of
justice.
Judicature
::
Judicature
(n.) A court of
justice;
a
judicatory.
Justicement
::
Justicement
(n.)
Administration
of
justice;
procedure
in
courts
of
justice.
Erroneous
::
Erroneous
(a.)
Containing
error;
not
conformed
to truth or
justice;
incorrect;
false;
mistaken;
as, an
erroneous
doctrine;
erroneous
opinion,
observation,
deduction,
view, etc..
Juise
::
Juise (n.)
Judgment;
justice;
sentence.
Basilica
::
Basilica
(n.)
Originally,
the place of a king; but
afterward,
an
apartment
provided
in the
houses
of
persons
of
importance,
where
assemblies
were held for
dispensing
justice;
and
hence,
any large hall used for this
purpose..
Conservator
::
Conservator
(n.) An
officer
who has
charge
of
preserving
the
public
peace,
as a
justice
or
sheriff..
Ligeance
::
Ligeance
(n.) The
connection
between
sovereign
and
subject
by which they were
mutually
bound,
the
former
to
protection
and the
securing
of
justice,
the
latter
to
faithful
service;
allegiance..
Right
::
Right (a.) A just
judgment
or
action;
that which is true or
proper;
justice;
uprightness;
integrity.
Exaggeration
::
Exaggeration
(n.) The act of
exaggerating;
the act of doing or
representing
in an
excessive
manner;
a going
beyond
the
bounds
of truth
reason,
or
justice;
a
hyperbolical
representation;
hyperbole;
overstatement..
Chief Justice
::
Chief
justice
() The
presiding
justice,
or
principal
judge,
of a
court..
Judicature
::
"Judicature
(n.) The state or
profession
of those
employed
in the
administration
of
justice;
also, the
dispensing
or
administration
of
justice..
Lord
::
Lord (n.) A title
bestowed
on the
persons
above
named;
and also, for
honor,
on
certain
official
persons;
as, lord
advocate,
lord
chamberlain,
lord
chancellor,
lord chief
justice,
etc..
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