Can 'justice' be found by using an objective standard? If not, then how do we find it?

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1. Can 'justice' be found by using an objective standard? If not, then how do we find it?

Trial court, intermediate court of appeals, Supreme Court - Trial level has immediate jurisdiction - Each state has a judicial system - Can appeal to a higher court
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Justice is what the output of the judicial system ought to be. What is ought? Relative and subjective, it's variable. That is courts decisions may be seen in two different lights by differing opinions. Tolerable accommodation of conflicting interest of society. Everyone won't agree. Consider homicide v. murder, just v. unjust.
President should start thinking and making lists of potential nominees right away ->Names come from Justice Department system of legal policy; FBI exhaustive checks ->Names may then go to ABA to filter through; now very liberal but used to be conservative Ã¢â‚¬Â¢ Republicans less willing to go through ABA o Final choice comes down to the president ->Top advisers will lobby hard for particular nominees ->In lower courts, choices left to top advisers

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