Elaborate the words Just, Fair and Reasonable separately in regard to the due process of law?
How are these terms intertwined?
Hello,
All three definitions have similar meanings.
The literal meaning of the term 'just' is fair, impartial, even-handed, candid, or reasonable. It can also mean right or fair according to law.
Fair - Fair means that law is treating everyone equally and fairly. Sometimes, the law needs to be fair to some people and even become discriminatory in nature to provide a fair situation.
Reasonable - The term reasonable is a generic and relative one and applies to that which is appropriate for a particular situation.
Regards,
Joy Bose
