Nexus Between Development and Justice

The judiciary is considered the most sanctimonious institution due to its pivotal role in erecting the edifice of the state. In regards to dispensation of justice there is a proverb “Justice is Blind.”

This expression means that justice is impartial and objective. This proverb is usually used when talking about a legal court and refers to the way judges, juries and law enforcement entities are supposed to make decisions based only on the information presented to them and in conformity with the law pertaining to the nature of the case being adjudicated rather than based on personal experiences and likes and dislikes. It is said that justice delayed is justice denied. It underlines the need for quick and inexpensive justice.

Islam as well as all schools of jurisprudence lay great emphasis on Justice. According to Aristotle, it is justice that creates state, gives it a vision and when combined with ethics propels the state to the pinnacle of all ethical values. A country and a society where rule of law is followed within the precincts of its definition becomes a vibrant entity due to fairness and equity that it entails.

It promotes equal economic, educational and workplace opportunities besides ensuring safety and security of individuals and communities. In nutshell Justice is a catalyst to peace and progress of a society and the state.

According to Aristotle, it is justice that creates a state, gives it a vision and if combined with ethics, propels it to the pinnacle of all ethical values.

The decisions and verdicts given by the judiciary have a profound impact on all aspects of national life. The ones given in conformity with law and constitution........

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