By Justin Deschamps
ION OF JUSTICE
the material world.
Part of the existential experience of a living being is
desire, the ability to imagine things we want, or in some
cases, don’t want. Desire is generated in the mind, which
formulates a plan or method for achieving the goal. If
what we desire involves another, it must be communicated so as to ensure the conceived plan of manifestation
incorporates all required or essential factors.
For example, if a composer wants their music played in
an orchestra, they must take the time to render the piece
into a form musicians can assimilate into their own
minds. The composer may write their music on paper,
providing it to the musicians. If the composer fails to do
this properly, the generated result of their co-creative
working will reflect errors in the communication, a
poorly played version of the composed work.
Whether the goal is settling a dispute between two aggrieved parties, a government enacting a new ‘law’, or
simply setting a date for dinner plans, the role of com-
munication cannot be overemphasized. It is principally
a process of transmitting information or knowledge
from one mind to another. The end result is an equivalent set of data being possessed in each mind.
These realities are so interwoven into the fabric of experience, that they often go unnoticed. But they are wellestablished principles, used in every system of would-be
justice on the planet and beyond.
THE SOURCE OF ALL CONTROVERSY
If justice is the business of settling disputes, then controversy is the term describing a prolonged disagreement that has not otherwise been resolved, and most
likely will not be resolved without the intercession of a
third party. If two people disagree, and fail to negotiate
an accord, then this is when an arbiter or mediator is
needed to help facilitate the process of settling the matter ‒ restoring cooperation or trust. This is the role of
any court system, and its authority only extends to the
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