Question

Is it trueor false that justice according to law and law according to justice is legal justice?

Answer 1

Answer:

Allan on Justice According to Law. ... The idea of justice according to law is exemplified by common law thought, in which principle and precedent are interlocked and interdependent. The law is constituted neither by its socially authoritative sources, regarded as social fact, nor by moral judgment about their effects.

Answer 2

Answer:

In such instances it is impossible to serve justice through laws. Therefore, since law is the means to an end, the law itself should be a just law as a pre-requisite to use it as a means of serving justice.