As can local justice. Those too anxious to deal out their own interpretation of "justice" are generally deadly whether they live on the other side of a continent, or next door.
Which seems like a peculiar position when put like that. Would you like to add some qualifiers?
I'm guessing that you equate other justice as laid down by by some benevolent and learned body of people.
All senses of justice come from somewhere humble.
As can local justice. Those too anxious to deal out their own interpretation of "justice" are generally deadly whether they live on the other side of a continent, or next door.