Justice

Justice is the name given to the entire system of implementing or preserving the idea that is considered to be just. The authority, an individual or an institution, are also referred to as justices who decide what is just, and also deliver certain orders, which we call delivery of justice. The decisions are also supposed to be just, otherwise would be treated as mere decisions, not justice.

The term can be used in several ways, such as:
High Court of Justice, one of the two great sections of the English Supreme Courts;
Lord Chief Justice, the chief judge of the Queen's Bench division of it;
Lord Justice-General, supreme judge in Scotland, the Lord President of the Court of Session;
Justice of the Peace, the title of a petty county or borough magistrate of multifarious duties and jurisdiction;
Lords Justices, judges of the English Court of Appeal.

There can be other expressions also - such as criminal justice system, doing justice to the work, etc.

Nearby pages
Justiciable, Justiciary Court, Justified Emendation, Justin, Justin M'Carthy