'Justice is putting everything in its proper place'

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib

"Justice is more delicious than honey, softer than butter, and more sweet-smelling than musk."

Imam Jafar as Sadiq

Since the word "due" also requires a clear definition, one may simply think that one person does justice to another when the former acts against the second in the way he/she would have wished to be treated if the roles had been reversed. It is therefore a relative notion which depends on the judge and the litigant in the presence.

Thanks so much, Rommel, for your valuable insight!

Dear Kirk MacGregor

Justice is essentially to give or to give to each one what is due or what it deserves. In a society, Justice is considered a Moral Value, which when assumed by conviction and reasoning of each individual, becomes an Ethical Value and Principle.

As for definition of Dictionary:

• Justice is a set of essential values on which a society and the State must base, these values are; respect, equity, equality and freedom.
• Justice in the formal sense is the set of codified norms applied by judges who when violated the State imparts justice, suppressing the action or inaction that generated the affection of the common good.

https://www.signified.com/justicia/

regards

Jose Luis

Justicia es en esencia darle o proporcionarle a cada quien lo debido o lo que merece. En una sociedad, la Justicia se considera un Valor Moral, el cual cuando se asume por convicción y razonamiento de cada individuo, se transforma en un Valor y Principio Ético.

En cuanto a definición de Diccionario:

• La Justicia es un conjunto de valores esenciales sobre los cuales debe basarse una sociedad y el Estado, estos valores son; el respeto, la equidad, la igualdad y la libertad.
• La Justicia en sentido formal es el conjunto de normas codificadas aplicadas por jueces que al ser violadas el Estado imparte justicia, suprimiendo la acción o inacción que generó la afectación del bien común.

https://www.significados.com/justicia/

Saludos

José Luis

What is justice?

Justice is the equilibrium of impartiality.

I assume that you know the theories of justice of contemporary philosophers, for instance John Rawls and David L. Miller. So we have in mind different aspects of the question. With the concept of "justice" mostly is meant distributive justice, with the normative request: To each the same! But you can also answer: No, to each what he (or she) needs! (In Latin: Suum cuique!) And in a third view you cannot but state: No, to each what he or she deserves in the eyes of the community (society). So you may choose which kind of justice is required in the relevant situation.

Thanks for sharing your question dear.

Justice is God's law that must must be applicable to all human beings evenly whether king or an ordinary being.

The maintenance or administration of what is just especially by the impartial adjustment of conflicting claims or the assignment of merited rewards or punishments.

Treating everyone fairly under established rules and laws (for example, classroom rules apply to everyone).

The God justice is over all love to the men while they live and after respecting their will.

Justice is one of the scales that God has set for creation, which is the quality that he ordered and urged them, justice is one of the virtues of ethics and makramaha, which is called by Islam, where the Almighty says: (God commands justice and charity) [bees / 90], justice is upright In which human life and reform, we often hear this example: (justice is the basis of the king), it is really the basis of the king, and the basis of cohesion and interdependence and cooperation in society.

Justice represents a hidden principle of nature.

Emad

Justice represents a hidden principle of the nature.

Emad

'Justice is putting everything in its proper place'

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib

"Justice is more delicious than honey, softer than butter, and more sweet-smelling than musk."

Imam Jafar as Sadiq

Justice is the legal or philosophical theory by which fairness is administered. The concept of justice differs in every culture."It will not be fair unless you are a human being," Wisdom said.

The moral principle determining just conduct.

Justice is the giving of the RIGHT DUE to everyone irrespective of his/her makeup, relation or affiliation.

Dear Kirk, justice is different for various people, and it is hard to think about one thing that can represent justice. Maybe it is connected with fear treatment for all, but then you find it difficult to answer what is a fear treatment etc. Hard to define.

Kind redargs,

V. Janusheva

Dear Colleagues, Good Day,

"Justice without force is powerless; force without justice is tyrannical."

----- Blaise Pascal

Dear Colleagues, Good Day,

"Justice is never given; it is exacted."

----- A. Philip Randolph

Well Prof , I would think rule of law to protect people's rights so they carry out their duties for the betterment .

Law is devised for this reason , so honor it and work towards carrying out this legacy as it time evolves ...

Dear Colleagues, Good Day,

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In the West, after Justinian (Byzantine Emperor) and his Laws.

Dear Colleagues, Good Day,

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