As for me this card represents decisions will be justified, but we have to be careful of the underhanded dealings or obstacles that might be in our path.  The scales are balanced with positive and negative, but they could take a turn in either direction.  We will be held accountable for our actions, our emotions and our dealings on day to day bases perhaps even more.

One who judges others.  I see this person sort of hypocrital.  Judges others, but doesnt like to be judged.  Speaks loudly to be heard and then waits.  Weighs out the good and the bad.  Justice will be served in the end

This card to me is one of the NEUTRAL  cards. It is true that each time I have found it in my spread, it was about a legal issue like a divorce, or a legal litigation etc.
The trouble I have is to know whether that means it is in favour of the querent or not...  

Here is a man who would be a judge. He would decide your fate by weighing the good and bad,pros and cons to come to a fair and just decision or judgement. Maybe it represents a legale issue in the future or being on a jury where it will be up to you to come up with the right decision.

Justice is an easy enough figure to recognize, as long as you get a woman with a sword and scales. It is interesting how the influence of RW makes this card and Strength hold their present positions rather than the old ones in all 3 decks.

The Universal Justice is quite sexy and her scales are so convoluted that I had to look at them closely to see them for what they are. Still, I find it quite beautiful.

The Guilded Justice has a cloth over her eyes and, instead of holding sword and scales, these seem to float up close while her hands give off light (the gift of truth,maybe?). There are other decks portraying Justice as blind, like the Ancestral Path's, for example. I always take those to mean not to be misleaded by appearances and to make the right decisions from your heart and not only your mind.

The Lady of the Fountain, in Llewellyn's, was also a truth seeker who put heroes to the test. Since she is in the midst of nature, this is the image I like best.