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THE THEORETICAL PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE WITHIN THE PENAL ASPECT
Justice will be fulfilled when the restraint on actions to benefit themselves by way of seizing what belongs to someone else is or reject what was supposed to be given to others.Justice will be fulfilled when self-restraint are applied to on actions that will only be self-benefiting for the said ind
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