Perception of Justice from an Axiological and Natural Law Perspective: An Empirical Analysis Using the IADOV Method
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This paper analyzes the perception of justice from an axiological and natural law perspective, using the IADOV method to assess the satisfaction of 100 participants, including law students and jurists. A questionnaire with both closed and open-ended questions was used to collect quantitative and qualitative data on the relationship between moral principles and justice in the contemporary legal context.The results reveal a general consensus on the importance of justice being based on universal moral principles, such as equity and human rights. The quantitative analysis shows a high satisfaction index regarding the idea of justice transcending positive law, while strict adherence to laws, even when contradicting moral principles, received a negative assessment. Meanwhile, the qualitative analysis highlights the importance of justice aimed at defending human rights.
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Natural law, Justice, Moral principles, IADOV method
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