Courthouses throughout the world, including in Canada, sometimes feature a statue of a woman who represents or symbolizes justice. In certain examples, she is blindfolded and carrying both a sword and scales of justice. According to sources, the blindfold is a symbol of impartiality; the sword is a symbol of “power, authority, protection”; and the scales “imply a just balance”, among other explanations. Describe and give examples of how these qualities are present in the Canadian justice system and how they are not.