The Evolution of Justice
Law and justice have a long history dating back to the Romans, and it is still changing and growing today.
Experience Magazine April/May 2025
Volume 35, Issue 3
Features
Why the Equal Rights Amendment Matters to Seniors
Explore the possible benefits to seniors if the ERA becomes the 28th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
A Philosophical Foundation for Liberal Democracy: John Rawls’s A Theory of Justice
John Rawls’s A Theory of Justice provides a sturdy philosophical foundation for Western-style democracy.
Ten Overlooked Movies about Justice
Here is a collection of films that are overlooked in many of the “Best of” lists relating to films on justice and the law.
Is God Deaf?
In the age of technology, megachurches are on the rise with video screen sermons, loud music and grand spectacle worship services.
Technology and Access to Justice: Closing the Digital Divide
Investigate the digital divide’s impact on access to justice and what lawyers can do to address this issue.
The Reluctant Dubitante
Judges write dubitante opinions because they have a doubt about some aspect of the majority opinion.
From the Experience Chair
A Thought for Justice
Preview the thoughtful and thought-provoking articles and columns to come in this justice-themed issue of Experience.