Justicia is the Roman incarnation of humanity's sense of preferable outcomes. Her countenance, in marble or bronze, graces many courthouses. The demi-god is, however, horribly troubled. In this little book, Justicia lays aside her scales, blindfold, and sword. She speaks with ten psychoanalysts, mysteriously appointed. Justicia explores her distress, and receives the diverse prescriptions of her analysts. Each of Justicia's psychoanalytical sessions is followed by a summary of that analyst's core work. Justicia joins the conversation so many attorneys avoid.