Justice and law from the perspective of the social order and culture legal philosophical
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Justice, law, social order, juridical cultureAbstract
The present work analyzes from the philosophical and legal perspective, a substantial concept for the understanding of law as a political and social category, this is justice, under the understanding of legality, as the strict adherence to the law, the impartial and correct application and interpretation of positive law. It is examined under the assumption that it is necessary to promote legal culture as an element that allows justice to radiate towards each individual citizen and towards the social order in general as a contribution to the process of formation and preparation of society and also to conform a triad with the concept of legality.
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