Quote by William Ewart Gladstone

Justice delayed is justice denied.

Justice delayed is justice denied.

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of timely implementation of justice. When justice is delayed, its purpose and impact are diminished. It recognizes that justice must be served promptly to ensure fairness and prevent a denial of justice. This can occur when legal processes are unnecessarily prolonged or when access to justice is hindered. It emphasizes that a delayed resolution can escalate societal injustices, as victims are left waiting for restitution, and the guilty may evade appropriate consequences. In essence, the quote underscores the vital need for a swift and efficient justice system to uphold the rights of individuals and maintain social order.

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