Does anyone know what the title means?

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The screenplay's author, Mike Jones, never gave me a good answer to that question, but here's mine: one of the important themes in EvenHand is about finding balance between the job of being a police officer and life outside of the job. Cops who bring the job home every day tend to burn out. Morning's story shows us one of the extremes of this: he fails to find balance and in the end, it costs him his life. Francis, on the other hand, takes a more evenhanded approach to the job. Ultimately, it is that balanced and thoughtful approach that will allow him to survive, both on duty and in his new relationship with Jessica. While "evenhand" is not actually a real word, I feel that its suggestion of "evenhandedness" accurately represents one of the important themes in the film.
- Joseph Pierson, director of EvenHand (www.evenhand.com)

On the official website, the director stated that it refers to the ability to balance the job and your personal life, an even hand so to speak. Morning struggles with this, and we all know what happens. On the other hand, Francis obviously had troubles balancing this in the past(hence the divorce), but is now committed to creating an "EvenHand".