Two standards of justice is no standard of justice.
This is a very insightful statement. And is the kind of precursor to very bad things happening in any nation where it occurs.
Once the people perceive that there is no justice, then there is no point in obeying the rule of law. And once that line is crossed by enough folks, then the outcome is... whoever re-establishes law and order, will be in control. Those who win will be beloved... those who lose will be purged or dead or imprisoned or cowed.
Back in the late 1770's... lots of folks here in what is now the USA... decided to go back to England or Canada... because they were appalled by the unwashed and ignorant savage Colonial 'common people' who had the gall to rise up and form a government. The Founding Fathers were common-born, they spoke in the language of farmers and brewers and printers. These leaders were unhinged. They were crass. They did nasty things like print pamphlets that called out the King and the establishment Royalists.
And for those who didn't leave.. many tens of thousands more were forcibly-removed to Acadia, Eastern Quebec or French Louisiana. They got to keep what they could carry.
But wait, there's more! After the Civil War, thousands of displaced and un-repentant Southern Gentility who could not think of living life under that Ape Lincoln... (and his successor Johnson)... left for every place from Mexico to Brazil to the un-governed West... with only what they could carry. More were removed during harsh Reconstruction occupation... as Johnson was a Radical Republican bent on punishing the South... while Lincoln was about re-assimilating.
So the end result of injustice and no justice... is often summary justice at the hands of the victors.
I give you a quote from Mark Twain... "History does not repeat itself, but it often rhymes."
Sirhr