One of the six Unitarian Universalist (as well as a Constitutional) values is justice. What do we mean by justice?

According to Wikipedia, justice is the idea individuals should be treated fairly.

Under the U.S. Constitution, we have certain “inalienable rights,” enumerated in the Bill of Rights. The first of these is the right to free speech, the 4th amendment freedom from unreasonable search and seizure, and the 5th and 14th amendments guarantee to a right to “due process,” including the right to defend one’s life, liberty or property in court. Recent cases of immigrant detention have tested the right to due process, regardless of citizenship.

Laws were originally written to protect the rights and property of wealthy people. In order to support equal access to due process in the USA,

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