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The Concept Of Justice And Its Appeal To Some Theories In Jurisprudence: An Overview
The word is one of the most controversial concepts that is used by jurists, academics and legal writers to unravel thorny legal problems, yet it does not have made several attempts to narrow down the meaning to species for the purpose of arriving at a fairly acceptable definition but without success
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