Crime and Justice
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The definition of justice I prefer is one that views justice as a universal law or maxim one would willingly will to all individuals equally. This definition is based on KantÆs ôcategorical imperative,ö in which the first principle of morality is, ôLet the law be the sole ground or motive of thy willö (Kant, 2005, p. 1). In the case of Dale and Mike, I believe justice was provided. In Gilbert and SullivanÆs Mikado, one lyric goes, ôMy object all sublime / I shall
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