Concept of Justice

Social Justice

General justice

Distributive justice

Political justice

It is related to dealings among human beings

Impartiality in the tretment of various persons

It does not permit discrimination under any circumstances

It emphasises the importance of personal dignity

There cannot be any discrimination

There can be discrimination on just grounds

Discrimination can be made in accordance with majority view

Discrimination can be made according to the wishes of King

Law is the main source of justice

Each individual is not entitled to protection before law

Courts should be responsible for enforcing law

It is closely linked with punishment

Courts

People

Constitution and statutes

All the three mentioned above

Justice is viewed in relation to human beings

Justice has a relation with equality

Justice has relation with liberty as well as equality

Justice does not permit discrimination under any circumstances

Adam Smith

J.S.Mills

Bentham

Engels

Freedom to worship

Freedom to held private property

Freedom to cast vote in the way they like

Freedom to have family life

Parliamentary form of Government only

Presidential form of government only

Aristocracies only

Democratic system of Government

The Glorious Revolution of 1688

The French Revolution of 1789

The American War of Independence

The Russian Revolution of October, 1917