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Justice is defined as the maintenance or administration of law, as buy judicial or other proceedings. This means that justice is awarded or given according to the truth, factual events and the lack of bias in the decision. In the play, ‘The Crucible’, many people in many ways undermined justice. ...
Justice is first undermined in ‘The Crucible’ by Reverend Parris, who withheld information from Hale and later Danforth about the events prior to their arrivals. ...
Another way in which justice is undermined in ‘The Crucible’ is the use of witchcraft to obtain revenge against someone. ...
The third way, in which justice is undermines in the play, are the girls all lying to save themselves by shifting the blame to others. ... ”
Another undermining of justice is using the events for personal gain. ...
The fact that you could be arrested for being a witness and giving evidence for the accused is also another undermining of justice. ... This excerpt in ‘The Crucible’ shows this:
Parris: “These people should be summoned. ...
The most undermining of justice is the fact that the accused are confessing, really lying, to associating with the devil and practising witchcraft, to save themselves from death. ... Injustice was rife in Arthur Miller’s play ‘The Crucible’.
Approximate Word count = 1446
Approximate Pages = 5.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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