There's plenty of injustice in the halls of justice. Thank you for highlighting this. I had never heard of "healing through law." Such a civilized concept we need to support. Actually, come to think of it, I do know of a juvenile court judge who practiced compassion in law before she retired.
Love it! I find a ray of hope in, as Chris and Steven mentioned, the philosophy of "healing though law". Even the very term "social violations" shows that there is compassion and a willingness to look forward with positive intentions to rehabilitate and work on saving our humanity instead of burying it.
There's plenty of injustice in the halls of justice. Thank you for highlighting this. I had never heard of "healing through law." Such a civilized concept we need to support. Actually, come to think of it, I do know of a juvenile court judge who practiced compassion in law before she retired.
Love it! I find a ray of hope in, as Chris and Steven mentioned, the philosophy of "healing though law". Even the very term "social violations" shows that there is compassion and a willingness to look forward with positive intentions to rehabilitate and work on saving our humanity instead of burying it.