The judges also fall in love

The judges of the judicial system are people influenced by their emotions, by ideology, by the woman they love.

"All citizens are equal before the law 'is a nice phrase that is no more than" wishful thinking "and not ill will of those who administer justice but because there are many factors that ultimately, all have different luck before the law.

Happily we can spend a lifetime without having to deal with it, but when we have to then found out how difficult it is to know how this is translated into the facts that postulate that "we are all equal."

In any case we could say that we are all equally likely to suffer the consequences of injustice.

Intentions, (the expression of desire), are good but when it comes time to make decisions, judges can make very different interpretations as appropriate.

Over the millennia there have always been attempts to get justice with which regulate our objective is applicable coexistence, ie the codes are clearly expressed and that all lawyers to be able to make it effective have the same criteria.

The moodiness that triggers this frustration could be lower if we consider that our theoretical observation of the social and living standards tend to be overly polluted another "wishful thinking" that 'things are not as they are but as they should be. "

For example, judges who dictate the guilt and punishment for transgressions of the law of some citizens, are sensitive people who feel sympathy or antipathy, which are sometimes happy and sometimes disgruntled, maybe love a woman that influences their decisions.

Note: Original in Spanish (without translation by Google): Los jueces también se enamoran.

 

(Este es el Artículo Nº 1.908)

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