The Road to Justice
- Adamu Shauku
- Jun 25
- 1 min read
"The road to justice depends upon suspending judgment and having recourse to a process where the adversaries have their say in
mobilizing evidence and
advancing arguments
bearing upon the matters at issue.
The parties are presumed to stand as equals before the bar of the court and are entitled to seek justice through a due process of law.
Judges are obliged to do justice by conforming to the requirements of a due process of law.
The method of normative inquiry inherent in the Golden Rule is the methodological foundation for principles of equity."
-Vincent Ostrom, The Meaning of American Federalism (1991, 236)
