Justice does not begin and end in the courtroom. It involves all of our actions and interactions; everyday routines and rituals that have evolved, or were designed, to keep emotions flowing and balanced. Even how we might engage in a simple chat with a stranger at the bus stop can be part of a system of Organized Justice if routines and rituals are respected.

Organized Crime establishes a structure. Emotional energy erodes that structure like flowing water. That which works is recorded in our mythology. Justice is not logical, it is emotional. This is why our mythologies are dream-like.

Institutions are slowly erected in support of Organized Justice. They maintain the routines and rituals that keep the flow of emotions open and balanced. Our mythologies and the institutions they have built must adapt and evolve. If they do not Organized Crime will distort them to their own service and force Justice to fight back from the beginning. A record of this eternal battle is left behind like layers of stone in our history.