Law as a form of Justice

Justice presents the substantive measure of human action, human interaction and man’s communal (social) life. We can speak not only about legal justice, but also about moral justice, social justice, political justice, economic justice, divine (transcendental) justice, communitarian justice and some other kinds of justice. Law is gradually becoming the only acceptable regulatory system with general binding and law is increasingly significant form of justice in the democratic state governed by the rule of law.