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Justice is rendered by a judge who give correct opinions of guilt or innocence, who rightly condemns the guilty and spares the innocent. The rendering of justice by law enforcement official offers legitimation to the law and the state.

[[Category:Legitimation]

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	[[Category:~~Institution~~]][[Category:~~Legitimation~~]]		Justice is rendered by a [[judge]] who give correct opinions of [[guilt]] or [[innocence]], who rightly condemns the [[guilty]] and spares the [[innocent]]. The rendering of justice by [[law enforcement official]] offers [[legitimation]] to the [[law]] and the [[state]].

			[[Category:Legitimation][[Category:State]][[Category:law]][[Category:Reciprocity]]