The justice system refers to the set of institutions and processes established by a society to enforce laws, adjudicate disputes, and administer punishment for violations of legal codes. It encompasses various components, including police, courts, and corrections, working together to uphold the rule of law and ensure fairness in the application of justice. The justice system aims to maintain social order, protect individual rights, resolve conflicts, and deter criminal behavior. It operates through established legal frameworks, procedures, and standards, often reflecting the values and norms of the society it serves. Key principles associated with a just system include equality before the law, due process, and the presumption of innocence.
Aguanga, California: In a shocking case from 2020, the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office continues to unravel the mystery behind a gruesome shooting that left seven people dead at an illegal…