Giustizia
Definition
Giustizia refers to the concept of fairness and equality in the legal system, where everyone is treated impartially and receives what they deserve based on their actions.
Analogy
Think of giustizia as a referee in a soccer game. The referee ensures that all players follow the rules and punishes those who break them, ensuring fairness for all teams involved.
Related terms
Legge: Legge means law in Italian. It refers to the set of rules and regulations that govern society and provide a framework for justice to be upheld.
Equità: Equità translates to equity or fairness. It emphasizes the importance of treating individuals fairly and justly, taking into account their unique circumstances.
Tribunale: Tribunale means court in Italian. It is an institution where legal disputes are resolved, evidence is presented, and judgments are made based on principles of justice.
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