"Justice that is late is no longer justice", do you agree with this sentence? Why?

Recognition, because * * * society should have justice at any time. Once justice is late, there must be corruption. Although justice comes late, it needs a lot of people with lofty ideals to fight for it, so it is unfair because it comes late!

I totally agree with a saying in the legal profession that justice that comes late is injustice.

There are too many bloody false and wrong cases, and the so-called "criminals" of these false and wrong cases will be shot one day.

Some wronged people have spent decades in unjust prisons, some have been separated from their families, and some have become sickly.

Everyone's life is a unique life. The justice of being late, if it is late, or it should not be late, but it is caused by some people's personal reasons, I think it must be traced.

Late justice is never justice, but a trial of justice and morality! Why? I will talk about three things:

First, justice is insulted because the law is under the banner of justice!

If you are a party, someone raises his fist and swears justice, saying that he is extremely right and sentencing you to death to the world. Where is justice? A few years later, I came back with justice and dignity, saying that I had never been absent! Can the dead stand up?

Second, justice is covered up because morality is under the banner of justice!

A moral trick is a banner that is wantonly smeared. Today, it is said that justice is yellow and yellow is the embodiment of justice. Tomorrow, justice is black, and black is the embodiment of justice; The morality of the day after tomorrow is back, saying that today I am talking about justice! Do you still believe in belated justice or justice?

Third, because fairness is under the guise of justice, justice has been stifled!

Truth is truth, immortal, neither increasing nor decreasing, neither dirty nor dirty. What is justice? It is just people who say that I am the embodiment of justice! Decades later, another group of people said that that person was not justice, but I was the embodiment of justice. I'm back, and I apologize! Will you thank justice? What can you say when you think of someone who died unjustly?

Late justice is never justice, but flawed laws, systems and despicable morality. Give yourself a fair statement. If you want justice to stop being absent, then improve the system and laws! Without supervision system and law, justice will be absent forever!

Jin Shiyuan

2020. 1 1.30 on the journey