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Justice
- Must yield to law if to perform in social function; essentially negative (Edgar Friedenberg)
Social Justice
JUSTICE
- Rectitude, morally right act, what is appropriate, embraces the concept of equity
RIGHT
LAW
*Batas command, order, decree
Concept of Justice
- highly moral concept, intimately related to the concept of right, similar but broader than to the
western, embraces equity
First: Not only independent but in which the people are sovereign
Third: Protects workers and tenants, opposes oppression, exploitation and abuse, and seeks to
eliminate poverty
First: Not having a system of law at all, written or unwritten, or one so flawed that people do
not know what their legal rights and duties are. (form or procedure)
Third: Enacting laws that does not pursue the social values that constitute the Filipino vision of a
just society, or that adopt means which subvert those values. (content or substance)
1. Authority of the law maker must be recognized by the majority of the people as legitimate
and as enacted must not exceed the limits on that authority imposed by the prevailing
consensus.
2. Laws must be published or made known to the persons who are to be affected by them.
3. Laws must not be changed so often or so quickly that people can not reasonably base plasn
on them.
4. Laws must be understandable and not contradictory, and must not prescribe acts beyond the
capacity of the people or against their conscience.
- right to survive
- right to external and internal sovereignty
- right to development
- the third malady aside from denial of human rights and the peoples rights
2. his skills (products of education, genes and health; what his parents could pay for, wealth and
income)
1. eradicate poverty
- coherent, intelligible system of law, made know to us, enacted by a legitimate government
freely chosen by us, and enforced fairly and equitably by a courageous, honest, impartial, and
competent police force, legal profession and judiciary:
2. seeks to repair injustices that society has inflicted to the poor by eliminating or reducing
poverty as rapidly as our resources and our ingenuity make possible
3. develops a self directed and self sustaining economy that distributes its benefits to meet
4. changes our institutuions and structures, our ways of doing things and relating to each other
5. adopt means and processes that are capable of attaining these objectives