The sword represents Lady Justice’s commitment to administering the law decisively. Sometimes that involves boring stuff like enforcing zoning codes (unless you know someone on council).

In Sword of Justice, explore a vast open world, rich in Eastern aesthetics, where players embark on adventures through breathtaking natural landscapes. Traverse majestic mountains and flowing ...

Here's your look at Sword of Justice in this announcement trailer for the upcoming open-world multiplayer social RPG developed by ZhuRong Studio. Sword of Justice will be available on PC and ...

Justice B.V. Nagarathna recently said that at least 30% of law officers representing the Centre and the state governments should be women, highlighting the urgent need for gender diversity in the ...

THE statue of Lady Justice, who stands over the Old Bailey, well- balanced scales in one hand and a sword in the other, is the perfect metaphor for what Britain’s judges should aspire to be ...

The new saree-clad ‘Nyay Devi’ (Lady of Justice) with eyes wide open dons an Indian avatar, holding scales in one hand and the Constitution of India in the other hand.

In a unanimous resolution, the Supreme Court Bar Association has raised objections to the "radical changes" made to the statue of Lady Justice and the top court's emblem without consultation with ...

Facing justice Sightless no more: In decolonised garb, India’s new Lady Justice is a contradictory symbol The blindfold and sword symbolised the highest principles of justice.

India’s Constitution replaces a sword and the blindfold has been cast off. While this is a judicious reform of judicial iconography and a worthy move by the Judiciary to shed its colonial ...

Earliest Roman coins have shown Lady Justice with sword and scale but without a blindfold. Some argue that the Lady Justice wearing a blindfold was a satirical addition started in the 16th century.