Lady Justice Symbol - Meaning, History, and Legal Significance #17285 (License: Personal Use)

This monochromatic silhouette depicts Lady Justice (Justitia), the Roman goddess of justice, standing blindfolded to signify impartiality, holding balanced scales representing fair judgment, and a downward-pointing sword denoting enforceable authority. She is framed by a laurel wreath-a symbol of victory and honor-and stands atop a base with vertical bars, often interpreted as the pillars of law or courthouse architecture. The stark black-and-white contrast emphasizes timeless, universal principles of justice.

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