The name itself is quite tacky, but I don't mind how it sounds. Justus would be better in any case.
― Anonymous User 10/26/2024, edited 10/27/2024
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This is one of the very few trendy 'noun names' that I actually like and think works as both a first name and middle name. It's nice to see it also being a 'true' unisex name (where it's more or less given equally as a feminine and masculine name).
So beautiful but unfortunately will make you sound like a judge.
― Anonymous User 4/14/2023
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I dated a guy named Justice. I’d consider naming a boy Justice but I’d spell it Justus cause it looks cooler. I generally really like the name. I personally don’t see it working on a girl.
I think Justice is a beautiful name, for either gender. It's something that America (and the world in general) unfortunately falls short of sometimes… But it's such a strong and powerful word and virtue, I think it would make a wonderful name. My sister's always loved it, and I like it, as well. I think it's a gorgeous name.
Justice is the surname of my son’s great-grandmother. I named my son in her honor. My son likes his name and is glad it isn’t so popular. If you don’t like the name, thank you for not using it.
I am pretty sure this is a name we are now allowed in New Zealand - no titles are allowed. Thus no King, Princess, Sir, Allah, God, Lord etc. (They do allow prophets, so Jesus and Mohammed are allowed.) I quite appreciate these rules. Of course if this is already your name and you immigrate here you will keep the name. And people or their families and friends can informally call themselves whatever they wish.
This is a beautiful name, and I don't understand all the hate comments. Nadia means hope, Vera means truth, and Mila means precious, Mirabelle means miracle. So why can't Justice be used on a person?
The origin of the name comes from the name "Justus".
― Anonymous User 4/7/2018
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In my opinion, I can really only see the name 'Justice' on a male. To me it sounds very masculine. Although Justice for a middle name on a female is quite cute. I'd prefer naming a dog Justice though, don't think I'd name an actual human being that. Seems cheesy.
There’s actor Justice Smith, who will be having roles in the upcoming movies Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and Detective Pikachu.
― Anonymous User 12/16/2017
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I literally have one legal name, since the 1990s, but am tired of fighting with computers only to have to throw something into the First Name AND Last Name fields. Getting way too complicated as all that varies, and I really never expected to have this type of problem. So my legal name right now is Crusader. I am a longtime activist. I am toying with the idea of changing my name to include the Last Name of Justice, e.g., Crusader Justice, which would be fitting for me. I have more AKAs than Carter has pills!One legal name, I thought (because of Eminem) would be super cool, but it is a pain in the butt when it comes to computers. By having both a first and last name, all of my records would be more consistent. Just brainstorming.
My name is Justice. I don't understand why the name is looked down upon. Is it because it's FABULOUS?
― Anonymous User 3/27/2017
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I love it. Just gave birth 5 months ago to a baby girl and named her Justice. My fiance came up with it because his name begins with a "J" and so does his other 3 children. So we wanted to keep the J going. To me that name means strong and she'll be able to overcome any obstacle that may get in her way.
My name is Justice. I think it's an awesome name. I haven't seen this many people against it in all my life. Everyone is shocked by my name but loves it. It fits me. I represent this name well :))
Wait, this is a boy's name? It's not really even a name, more like a word or title that has been turned into a name. It also shares a name with the ridiculously overpriced girls' clothing store Justice.
I love Jensen Ackles but honestly, couldn't he find a better name for his daughter? A bit disappointed to say the least. Justice: tacky & cheesy Jay: males name Justice jay together, sounds like a tacky superheroes name from an old comic."Here he comes to save the day, it's Justice Jay!"No hate. The naming choice just honestly wasn't too wise.
― Anonymous User 11/6/2014
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I find this name pretty tacky. It's too pretentious, like you think your child is going to save the world. Justin and Justine have similar sounds if you like the "jus" sound, and they actually sound like names and not perfume brands.
I'm an attorney, so if I heard of a person named "Justice So-and-So," I'd assume they were a supreme court Justice (either state or some historical U.S. one I forgot existed) and that "Justice" was their title, not their first name. At the very least, I'd recommend against picking this name for a baby if your last name is shared by any current or recent U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
― Anonymous User 9/7/2014
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I know there are plenty of names that are words. Grace is a word. Rowan is a word. Even Rob is a word - and with a pretty negative meaning too! And I know that for a word to become a name, someone has to start using it at some point.And I know all that. But still, names that have only recently started to become names sound weird to my ears.
Jensen Ackles, star of popular American TV show Supernatural, named his daughter Justice Jay (JJ) Ackles.
― Anonymous User 6/7/2014
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I Love this name on a boy. I find it almost too blunt for a girl. I can just imagine a cute little boy named Justice, that is smart and inquisitive with a little mischievous twinkle his eyes. It is also stately enough to work for a grown man.
It's really not that bad a name, can be either uncreative or a little too creative, but I don't see why it has to be about religion at all. I know a boy with it and a girl named Justyce.
This name sounds awfully pompous to me. It sounds like a name self-righteous, megalomaniacal parents would pick for their kid because of either their big plans for them or because they are religious lunatics who believe their child will somehow be a part of some Christian revolution.