The relationship between law and justice is complex, as law serves as a framework for ensuring justice within a society. Laws are established to maintain order, protect rights, and resolve conflicts, but they do not automatically equate to justice. Justice involves moral principles that may transcend legal statutes. Thus, laws can sometimes perpetuate injustice if they are discriminatory or not equitable. A fair legal system must align with prevailing moral standards, ensuring that laws are applied justly to uphold social equity and safeguard the rule of law.