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Justice Is Blind

JUS-tis iz BLYND

/ˈdʒʌstɪs ɪz blaɪnd/

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JUStisizBLYND

Dictionary meaning

The idea that justice is or should be administered impartially, without regard to wealth, power, or social status; often symbolized by the blindfolded figure of Lady Justice.

Examples

  • The acquittal of the wealthy executive showed that justice is blind — or at least it should be.
  • The courthouse mural depicts Lady Justice to remind all that justice is blind.

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