what is the relation between justice and eqality describe it
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Explanation:
Equality is a social, civic and legal concept that every member of the population is essentially the same as every other one, regardless of their differences in appearance, habits, language, religion, origins or major activities such as work or play.
When people are treated dissimilarly or differentiated from each other in otherwise identical situations (such as in applying for a loan or a school, when going out to dinner, looking for an apartment, flagging a cab, etc) on the bases of those differences in appearance, etc, they are being treated UN-equally, by virtue of factors unrelated to the issue at hand other than bias (bigotry). From there, they will attempt to seek relief through justice.
Justice deals, though, also with other issues like crime, victimization and outright unfairness, which may not be bigoted, but may be contrived to offer advantages to specific individuals, not necessarily because of an attribute other than familial or "fraternal" association.
Equality, as a concept, presupposes that all people start at the same point of action, consideration or footing. From there, they are supposed to sink-or-swim on their own merits, and not from criteria established to omit some from the same opportunities or experiences as others.
Justice, as a concept, applies after the fact of an insult to equality or by other criminal behavior or activities. Having your investment portfolio stolen is a crime that demands intervention for justice, in an attempt to correct the theft and punish the wrongdoer.
Even if you're a member of a typically prejudiced-against class, say, black, Muslim, Latino, non English speaking, gay, etc, the theft of your investments are likely not because of unequal treatment as a member of a class, other than that it may make you more vulnerable (if you don't speak English, for example).
Proving such bigotry or bias as a function of or integrated goal of the theft is amazingly difficult without finding other victims AND demonstrating that they are similar to you and constitute a very specific targetting AND that there is demonstrable personal bias involved. Tough nut to crack.
Most attorneys will suggest leaving the social commentary out of the case and going solely for the crime committed against your property.
If there IS a demonstrable civic rights violation, too, the State will generally prosecute in a separate case.
It is also, then, important to know the difference in burden of proof and possible outcomes between bringing a criminal case (as prosecuted by the State) and a civil case (as prosecuted by you) where you can show how the offense damaged you and seek relief in addition to recovery of your portfolio or its value.
At least here in the US, Equality and Justice are both your Rights.
One, Equality, is supposed to accompany you nearly all the time, at least in public, quasi-public or public-accommodation settings, protecting you from unfair or biased treatment.
The other, Justice, is where you turn to after you have been wronged, either in violation of your Right to Equality or any other situation where you have been victimized.
Overall, the Law exists to protect against and then remedy violations against others.
One can argue, too, that Equality is a Divine Right, imbued upon all people (NOT "PERSONS" as Corporations have fought to be classified falsely as being while helping to fight against such declaration for other simians) by their Creator.
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Equality- Equality is a social, Civics, and legal concepts that every member of the population is essentially the same as every other one, regardless of their differences in appearance, habits, language, religion, origin or major activities such as work or play.
Justice - justice is (an attempt at) correction for a wrong ,whether it is personal or civil at its most basic level. justice deals though, also with other issue like crime, victimization and outright unfairness etc. It also define the "Law".