The slogan of ensuring fairness and justice.

This is the famous saying of American Justice Hewitt.

The original sentence of this sentence is "justice is never absent, only late", and its significance is criticism of "late justice" and dissatisfaction with the inefficiency of court trials, indicating that late justice is not real justice for everyone.

In william penn's Reflection and Motto, this sentence is regarded as delaying justice or injustice.

From 1963 Martin Luther King's letter from Birmingham prison, we can clearly understand the meaning of this sentence. Justice is denied if it is delayed for too long.

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(1) On the one hand, if justice loses its prescription, it will be worthless, which is why the law will force the prescription of litigation or arbitration.

(2) On the other hand, if justice loses its timeliness, it will be attributed to irregular procedures, and often the lack and defects of procedural links will bring late justice.

(3) In this case, "justice may be late, but it will never be absent" is undoubtedly just a simple utopian legal view, just like folk associations think that "one good turn deserves another" or "causal cycle, evil karma" and so on. There is no logical support for this. If you reason carefully, you will find that this sentence is a bit puzzling and really incredible.

(4) In meaning, this sentence is more like talking about justice in the usual sense than legal justice.