![]() According to Rosenbaum, another inadequacy of the legal justice lies within its “outright failures” (1). Is the believe eye for an eye morally right? Should people have permission to take the law in their own hands? The legal justice is somewhat largely inadequate. Perhaps this brings vengeance justice into perspectives. People’s exercise for their fundamental rights ought to have a limitation in case they turn out to violate other people’s rights. ![]() What can happens if people violate these moral rights? Does the aggrieved party have the right to revenge as a way of soliciting for justice on his or her part? The paper explores the answers to these questions by presenting the meaning of justice and vengeance in the contemporary world as set out in the films To Kill a Mocking Bird, Hamlet and The Stoning of Soraya, as well as the New York Times article Justice? Vengeance? You need both. ![]()
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