This final part of the Chapter 2 review will only cover the last few pages. I will only cite two quotes from the book, but this is mostly to give my feedback on what I believe justice means and where Alexander and I differ on the topic. Now mind you, I am no legal scholar, lawyer, or authority on the law in any professional sense. I am just a guy who can read at – at least – a fifth grade level (do not be intimidated) and has a basic understanding on human nature. I cannot answer all the hard questions like, “what is love?” or, “when the school bus driver gets off the bus, who closes the door?” But I think I can answer, “what is justice?”

Justice is a principle in which people receive what they deserve. There are many different modes or types of justice, social justice not among the ones taken seriously until recently. To me, there are three main types of justice inherent and important to the American criminal justice system: (1) Deterrent, (2) Restorative, and...