What does this quote from Full Circle by Sue Grafton mean? - sue grafton
"The brevity of life, maybe the finality of death ... the irony of events that connect the two sometimes. We live in a world that is made in the court."
- "Full Circle" by Sue Grafton
^ ^ What do they mean when they say that "we live in a world that is biased in justice and how it behaves, at the irony of events?
Monday, January 18, 2010
Sue Grafton What Does This Quote From Full Circle By Sue Grafton Mean?
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If you do the math and make the bell curve, if the answers are usually on one side and not evenly distributed, the result is uneven. I think it means that justice is not suitable for everyone, since, for some, who won the best lawyers in general or too often a poor person is not adequately represented in prison and go make some, or has pursued an innocent person goes to prison. There are many examples of why our legal system does not work fairly.
Someone recently asked here, how can a rapist fled and the girl's mother, she might take revenge must go to jail. Our justice only means that everyone to a trial before a jury of his peers and the right to respond to his accusers, be judged with many things to protect the innocent. Does not always work correctly, but the best thing we have and better than in many other places.
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