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    The document discusses symbols of justice and their meanings. Blindfolds represent impartiality and objectivity. Scales symbolize balance and equality between good and bad. A double-edged sword protects justice from corruption and ensures it is served. Paintings depicting fading justice raise doubts about the Philippine justice system failing to protect rights. Quotes suggest truth and lies can be confused when money and justice mix, leading the country to ridicule if the system fails.

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    The document discusses symbols of justice and their meanings. Blindfolds represent impartiality and objectivity. Scales symbolize balance and equality between good and bad. A double-edged sword protects justice from corruption and ensures it is served. Paintings depicting fading justice raise doubts about the Philippine justice system failing to protect rights. Quotes suggest truth and lies can be confused when money and justice mix, leading the country to ridicule if the system fails.

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    The document discusses symbols of justice and their meanings. Blindfolds represent impartiality and objectivity. Scales symbolize balance and equality between good and bad. A double-edged sword protects justice from corruption and ensures it is served. Paintings depicting fading justice raise doubts about the Philippine justice system failing to protect rights. Quotes suggest truth and lies can be confused when money and justice mix, leading the country to ridicule if the system fails.

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    SYMBOLS IN JUSTICE

    1. Blindfolds – Impartiality of Justice has no favorites, it is objective.


    2. Golden Pair of Scales - The golden pair of scaling usually signifies of social
    justice. That the scale means that there is a balance between good and bad, and
    equality.
    3. Double-edged sword - "Double-edged sword" serves as a power to protect
    justice against those who want to corrupt it. To be vigilant in times where justice
    is not being served The essence of having something that could defend what is
    right from those who want to influence them.

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    4. Painting "Is this Philippine Justice? With Justitia fading into the

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    air..."cloudy as doubts..." - This presents the standing of Philippine justice

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    which should be the lead in protecting the people's rights. When the justice

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    system fails to protect the people, all of us lead to a life where there are
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    uncertainties and doubts as to how we would protect our rights.
    5. "...Right and wrong are cards that can be shuffled like a pile of money
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    bills..." - This quote expresses the mingling of the truth and the lies. When
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    money and justice are combined, there will be no knowing what lies for the
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    Philippines. The lies can be bought to become the truth, and the judgment would-
    be all-in favor of lies.
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    6. "...face the music of derision..." - It means that when the time comes that the
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    justice system also fails to provide protection, the country would be a state being
    laughed at or ridiculed by others. The people being ridiculed for their
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    hopelessness and the system being mocked by those who have powers.
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