Justice (government)

Justice in government refers to the fair and impartial application of laws and principles to ensure rights are protected, wrongs are addressed, and societal order is maintained. It involves making decisions that are unbiased, consistent, and aligned with ethical standards, so all individuals are treated equitably under the law. Justice ensures accountability, upholds societal values, and provides mechanisms for resolving disputes, fostering trust and stability within a community. It is the foundation for a functioning, fair society where rights are upheld and wrongs are remedied through structured legal processes.