Democracy through Plato's Apology of Socrates

hyphro was more concerned about justice for everyone than any other bond, even when it came to his father. That is justice. When one man is willing to prosecute a friend, or even more, a family member for what is right, they are standing up for justice everywhere. Euthyphro's father bound a slave and left him for dead, thus the slave died. According to justice, then and now, he is still responsible for the death of that man, and therefore he is punishable by law if found guilty. For justice to be fair to anyone, it must be fair to e
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