Intellect PlusJustice
7 cards. Each one is a 40-second story with a five-minute read behind it.
How do we decide what is 'fair' when resources are scarce?Distributive justice isn't just about who gets what; it is a fundamental debate over the moral architecture of society. From rewarding hard work to prioritizing the vulnerable, di…
How procedural justice transforms the dignity of our legal systemsCan a judge's behavior change how people perceive the law? Victoria Pratt explores how small shifts in courtroom conduct can foster respect and ensure every individual is treated …
When medical science fails, can the legal system deliver true justice?A mother faces a murder trial for the death of her first child, accused of shaking the infant to death. Yet, a different legal battle unfolds in Family Court, where the stakes are…
How the Romans erased people from existence through damnatio memoriaeIn ancient Rome, certain individuals faced a punishment more absolute than death: the intentional destruction of every record of their existence to ensure they were forgotten by h…
Does the legal system offer 'equality of arms' for grieving families?This lecture by Leslie Thomas QC examines whether inquests provide a fair platform for those seeking answers about deaths. It explores the evolution of these proceedings and asks …
Does equality of arms actually exist in death investigations?This lecture by Leslie Thomas examines whether inquests provide a fair platform for those seeking justice for the deceased. It explores the legal concept of 'equality of arms' and…- Is the jury trial a quintessential institution or a romanticized legal myth?We often imagine courtroom drama with twelve citizens deciding a person's fate. While juries are central to the English national mythos and the concept of liberty, the reality in …