Not only just justice in a civilized world ...
The suspect was a 15-year-old Mexican-born boy. Was caught stealing from a store. Attempted to escape from the guard's grip when caught. A store shelf was also broken during the resistance.
The judge heard the crime, and asked the boy, "Did you really steal anything?"
"The pack of bread and cheese," the boy confessed.
"Why?"
"I needed it," the boy answered briefly.
"Buy"
"Had no money"
"Take from the family"
"There's only mom at home. Sick and unemployed. Bread and cheese were grazing for her."
"You don't do anything?"
"I used to be in a car wash. A day off for mom's care was taken away."
"You ask for help"
"Wanted for morning. No help."
The dispute ended, and the judge began ruling.
"Theft and especially Brad's theft is a terrible crime. And we are all responsible for this crime. Everybody in the courtroom, including me, is guilty of this theft. Every person here, and myself, is fined $ 10. No one can get out of court without paying ten dollars. " Saying that, the judge took $ 10 out of his pocket and put it on the table.
"In addition, I fined the store administration $ 1000. He treated a hungry child and handed him over to the police. If the fine was not filed within 24 hours, the court would have to seal the store. Will order. "
The final remarks of the verdict were: "The store administration and the audience pay the fine, the court apologizes for the boy."
Nazim said that after hearing the verdict, the audience was in turmoil; the boy's hiccups were closed. And he was repeatedly calling the judge a God, God.
Friends..!
Civilized societies do not thrive like that. Not only justice but justice must be provided to our citizens
Yours sincerely.
TahirJaved
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