Such as in the case of Hitler and the Nuremberg trials. With all that in mind, I offer the value of justice. Justice is the paramount value in a round being asked to determine what a just society ought to do. Justice is contextual and historical and a just society must therefore evolve from a historical experience of society...
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Thus justice must be viewed in hindsight seeking to correct historical wrongs or to minimally avoid the repetition of historical injustices. The Criterion to be used to evaluate this round shall be ‘’Equality under the law’’ which is an essential figure of a just society because the root of injustice is allowing the fallible legal system to exploit the rights of the weak...
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