Justice systems themselves reflect specific cultural values; what counts as 'just' varies across societies, suggesting particular traditions enable justice rather than constrain it.
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(referring to Aristotelian philosophy and medieval Christian thought)
Long-established ways of thinking and interpreting ideas that developed over time within a particular culture or school of thought, often with their own rules and assumptions.