In a specific case of a murdered friend, Minnow notes that the true justice would be in returning her from an untimely death, which cannot be done. ... Though a sense of closure might be attained, there is no way to right the situation. ... Does each individual have a different sense of justice? If so, should that sense be met at every opportunity? ... (Hollenbach, 44) That everyone maintains a different view of justice is important to note when considering the way in which our system is set up. ...

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Kassiner then proceeds to take on the notion that if marijuana were legalized, that it would give the youth of our country the sense that smoking marijuana was perfectly fine. ... Yet, Kassiner makes another valid point which out weighs this minor flaw in his case, as he mentions that it is a common belief that legalization would result in a tremendous increase in recreational use of marijuana, yet then goes on to provide his own solution. ... Kassiner concludes on the same note by maintaining that because of their attempts to be politically correct and due to a lack of compassion by politicia...

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