Publisher Cato & The Pomelo Books
Magna Carta. The fundamental constitutions of Carolina
Magna Carta. The fundamental constitutions of Carolina
The Magna Carta. The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina
In the Magna Carta, justice is not enshrined in laws; it is not set aside to be preserved and left unchanged, but is, once again, free; it is not a dead letter, but a living force. From this perspective, judgement is not the strict application of laws, but rather the interpretation of a situation based on rules inherited through tradition and morality and enforced in practice by common sense.