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The aim is to explore how judges can creatively modify types of justice within private law, focusing on their interactions.

August 2, 2026Law and PhilosophyOpen Access

Justice as a Variation on a Theme

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The aim is to explore how judges can creatively modify types of justice within private law, focusing on their interactions.
Analysis of judges' creative interpretations of justice types in private law.
Examination of the relational justice concept as articulated by Dagan and Dorfman.
Discussion of the significance of less recognized justice types in explaining private law.
Identifies how corrective justice can be adjusted to accommodate the concerns of other justice types.
Demonstrates that lesser-known types of justice can influence legal interpretations, even if they arise rarely.
Highlights the importance of intra-justice creativity in shaping legal outcomes.

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Discusses how judges adapt justice types in private law, suggesting new roles for lesser-known justice types.

Andrew S. Gold (2026) studied this question.

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