Justice refers to the concept of moral rightness and the fair treatment of individuals, often in the context of legal systems and societal norms. It embodies the principles of equity, accountability, and impartiality, ensuring that individuals receive what they are due, whether through punishment, reward, or protection of rights. Justice can involve distributing resources fairly, upholding the rule of law, and addressing wrongs or grievances. Historically, it has been a fundamental principle in philosophy, ethics, and various religions, emphasizing the importance of balanced and fair interactions among people. The pursuit of justice seeks to create systems that not only uphold laws but also promote social harmony and resolve conflicts in a way that respects the dignity and rights of all individuals.
Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer will retire at the end of May, concluding a 15-year tenure at the First Judicial District Court encompassing Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Rio Arriba Counties.…
The arrests at Bétharram have brought long-awaited justice, echoing through the once-silent corridors. Three individuals linked to the scandal were apprehended, providing victims a sense of relief and validation after…