Abstract
The purpose of this article is to explain the relation between law and justice in order to realize a law that is transcendental justice. The method used is a normative method or literature study with a philosophical approach. The findings from this discussion are that justice is not only talking about benefits and harm such as the principles of justice according to Bentham and Rawls, a good law is a law that is able to represent the values of God’s justice, such as equality (egalitarianism), balance, harmonization, ta’awun (helping each other), recognizing and respecting each other’s rights and obligations, and so on, both in the text of the law, as well as in its application. On the other hand, bad law is a law that deviates(deviative) from the values of justice. This law is like a parasite that only causes damage to society. Justice and truth are not the main pattern, but power and worldly satisfaction are the pattern
Highlights
The discussion of law cannot be separated from the discussion of justice
In “Law and Justice” Yusuf explained that the law cannot be separated from the ultimate goal of state and community life, namely justice (Yusuf, 2015)
According to Yusuf (Yusuf, 2015), Justice law is a law that has regularity and respects human dignity, so it can be said that the ultimate goal of law is justice that supports the welfare of society
Summary
The discussion of law cannot be separated from the discussion of justice This is a necessity, that justice must be guaranteed and contained in the law. According to Yusuf (Yusuf, 2015), Justice law is a law that has regularity and respects human dignity, so it can be said that the ultimate goal of law is justice that supports the welfare of society. This becomes interesting when discussing justice in supporting the welfare of society, as we know, the rational positivistic mahdzab (view), especially in Indonesia, prioritizes legal certainty and the realm of justice
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