Roman Philosophy

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When Justice Served Means Injustice, Blame The Justice Chimera

Justice, Cicero’s "mistress and queen of all the virtues," now depends on its interpretations, and the interpretation of justice depends on who the interpreter is. Judges and lawyers, the purveyors of justice, are vital cogs in the wheels of justice, and we rely on them to interpret justice- ethically and honestly.

Megan Maysie

Oct 23, 202510 min read

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