What symbols represent justice to you? Discussing classic and modern imagery 🤔⚖️

The first things that come to mind are definitely scales and gavels. They're like the classic symbols you see everywhere when it comes to justice and law stuff.

Don't forget about Lady Justice! That blindfolded woman holding the scales is pretty iconic too.

Idk about you guys, but whenever I think of justice, I picture a courtroom. Like, the whole setup with the judge's bench, jury box, and all that. It's not really a symbol, but it's what pops into my head 🏛️

Here's a comprehensive list of common justice symbols and their meanings: • Scales: Represent balance and fairness in judgment • Gavel: Symbolizes the authority of the court • Lady Justice: Personification of justice, often blindfolded with scales and sword • Blindfold: Impartiality in judgment • Sword: Power of justice and ability to punish • Law books: Knowledge and application of the law • Torch: Light of truth and reason • Columns: Stability and strength of the justice system • Eagle: In some countries, represents the power and freedom of justice These symbols have evolved over time and can vary slightly between cultures, but they're generally recognized worldwide in legal contexts.

Am I the only one who thinks we need some new, updated symbols for justice? Like, maybe a computer to represent digital evidence or something? The old symbols are cool and all, but times are changing, ya know?

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