Episode 49 – What Is Justice? (Part 3)

50 Voices, One Question: Defining Justice in Georgia’s Courts

Hosted by: Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate

Justice isn’t a one-size-fits-all concept—it’s shaped by experiences, perspectives, and the pursuit of fairness within our legal system. In this special annual edition of See You In Court, hosts Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate compile over 50 unique responses from judges, attorneys, and advocates, all answering the same fundamental question: What is justice?

Through these conversations, we hear how justice takes many forms—from teamwork in navigating complex cases to ensuring fairness and access to the legal process. This episode offers a compelling, multi-dimensional look at how Georgia’s civil justice system strives to serve individuals and uphold accountability.

Featured Guest Perspectives:

• McCracken Poston: Justice as fair disposition—not revenge

• Judge Alvin T. Wong: Fairness, equal treatment, and judicial integrity

• Ivy Catl: Access to justice and the struggle for regulatory reform

• William Gentry: Prioritizing children’s best interests in family law

• Larry Thompson: Defining justice as fairness

• David Metzger: Solving problems with fairness through law

• Steven Vladeck: Justice is complex but principled

• Joyce Gist Lewis: Access, accountability, and standards rooted in law

Episode Highlights:

• Why justice means different things to different people

• The role of legal teamwork in delivering justice

• How the jury system reflects fairness and diversity of thought

• Challenges of access to resources and equal treatment

• Ongoing discussions on civil rights, advocacy, and the rule of law

Related Links:

Lester Tate – https://www.akintate.com/
Robin Frazer Clark – https://www.gatriallawyers.net
See You In Court – https://seeyouincourtpodcast.org

To learn more about the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation, visit us at https://fairplay.org

See You in Court is Georgia’s leading law podcast series, empowering citizens and providing them with the information they need about the state’s civil justice system. As part of the Georgia Civil Justice Foundation (a nonpartisan resource for anyone seeking to understand, preserve, or restore the basic functions of civil justice) we’re committed to educating the public about all of the ways they can fight for their rights and bring their grievances in front of an independent, non-biased court.

The best aspect of our podcast is that it’s free and accessible anytime and anywhere. It’s our goal to educate and empower Georgia residents so they understand their rights, and when they need to take further legal action.

You can learn more about our Georgia court podcast by visiting https://seeyouincourtpodcast.org/ today!

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