Justice

JUSTICE. [ juhs-tis ]. noun 1.the quality of being just; righteousness, equitableness, or moral rightness 2. Justice Jackson was raised by kind parents in the mean streets of Brooklyn New York. They instilled a strong sense of right and wrong that carried on even after those same streets claimed her mother. Her father stepped up and handled single parenthood until dirty cops take him away as well. Justice could easily become a product of her environment when she moves in with her aunt. She hangs with a group of rough girls but never loses her focus. It dims, and blurs at times but never gets lost totally. Justice can attend any college in the country but on a whim decides to take another course. A course that will shape her life and many other lives as well. Especially the bad guys. She enlist in the Navy in search of herself and makes an alliance that will help her bring the world some justice. Some may call her crazy or a criminal. Others say she takes the law into her own hands. Both have a ring of truth because she's all that, and more. In fact, she's just what America desperately needs, justice. 3. The administering of deserved punishment or reward.