🔑Justice requires treating everyone equally, regardless of their position in society.
🚫An unjust law itself is a lack of justice, regardless of equal application.
⚖️Punishment and justice involve understanding the type of crime and considering mitigating circumstances.
📞The decision to call out the National Guard on January 6th involved various government entities.
🔍The FBI had information concerning the potential for violence on January 6th.
What does justice mean?
—Justice means treating everyone equally, regardless of their position in society, power, or identity.
Does an unjust law still represent justice when applied equally?
—No, an unjust law itself is a lack of justice, regardless of equal application.
What factors are considered in punishment and justice?
—Punishment and justice involve understanding the type of crime committed and considering mitigating circumstances.
Who made the decisions regarding calling out the National Guard on January 6th?
—The decision to call out the National Guard on January 6th involved various government entities, including the mayor and law enforcement officials.
Did the FBI have information about potential violence on January 6th?
—Yes, the FBI had information that indicated the potential for violence on January 6th.
00:08Justice is about treating everyone equally, regardless of their position in society.
00:22An unjust law is itself a lack of justice, even if applied equally.
01:30Punishment and justice involve understanding the type of crime and considering mitigating circumstances.
07:00The decision to call out the National Guard on January 6th involved various government entities.
09:59The FBI had information concerning the potential for violence on January 6th.
