Kant’s deontology is embodied in the field of “good morality” and the field of legal rights, including moral obligations and rights (legal) obligations. In his view, people’s moral laws and legal obligations are derived from people’s free will. Justice is the legal obligation derived from the free will, the free exercise of human will in the state of law that can coexist with the freedom of all other people, and the unity of rights and the legal system. Kant clearly uses “freedom” to define “justice”, and his thoughts of justice based on free exert a significant impact on contemporary political philosophy. |