The Promise of Justice for All

WSBA YouTube Video Contest: Justice is an open-ended word subject to interpretation. Although defined justice may be hard to achieve, we do have many people in the legal community who at least can offer a promise of justice, if not guarantee our own definition of justice. A short investigation with the assistance of the people of Washington from Seattle to Olympia.

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[elemenopii]

I love it

[Catpiers22]

Yes!

[abstractpapabear]

Bravo my smart and incisive friend - I loved it. It was on point and delivered in a very fair and open-minded approach. I loved it and thank you for sharing it with me and every one else on YouTube.

[VidLab]

GREAT VIDEO - WE NEED MORE LIKE THIS TO RAISE AWARENNS AND PROMOTE A BETTER WORLD!

I'd say - JUSTICE is the fairness or balance between any situation of two or more people. It can compare and judge anything from restrictions to opportunity. I hope many Americans and world citizens strive to support equality and fairness for all.

Buckley, Seattle WA USA

[xty31]

Rock on Shade, this is a very thought provoking video!

[stacilayne]

Hm, that is a good question! Personally, I think of "vigilante justice" when I hear the word. Too many Charles Bronson movies seen, methinks! :)

[moviemutha]

Interesting, because it IS about a promise. And the delivery on that promise also has a lot to do with your perception of what justice is. And everybody was right, that Shade interviews. Because, I think, it is subjective.

Great Job!

[Thorzep]

Interesting twist: That the promise is really just as important, if not more important than the realization of justice, which may be fleeting.

[rockladyify]

Shade Rupe's video is concise and to the point. It got me to think about the meaning of justice.