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What does the blindfold symbolize in the context of justice?
What dual role does the sword play in the representation of justice?
The pair of scales represents which of the following concepts in justice?
What does 'justice is blind' imply about the nature of justice?
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What effect does the sword have on potential criminals, according to the content?
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Study Notes
Justice is Blind
- Justice is blind because it considers the facts of a case, not personal characteristics.
- Facts can be proven through evidence.
- Justice is impartial and treats everyone equally without prejudice.
- A trial presents evidence without biased pre-judgments.
Symbols of Justice
- The sword represents the judge’s decision and the sentence imposed.
- The sword can symbolize the protection of human rights, fighting against injustice.
- The sword acts as a deterrent, discouraging criminal acts.
- The scales represent the weighing of factors in a case, such as the crime and the punishment.
- The scales emphasize the principle of proportionality in justice - the punishment should fit the crime.
- The scales also consider aggravating and mitigating circumstances.
V for Vendetta
- V for Vendetta uses the symbol of justice to represent the conflict between the people and a tyrannical dictator.
- The dictator controls the justice system.
- Justice is no longer independent, and the separation of powers is undermined.
- "My justice" represents the people's pursuit of justice against the dictator.
- The character V is depicted as an anarchist, disillusioned with political institutions.
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Explore the concept of justice as depicted in 'V for Vendetta' and the principles behind it. This quiz examines symbols of justice, such as the sword and scales, and their significance in representing fairness and impartiality in society. Delve into how these themes interact with the story's critique of tyranny and oppression.
