Meaning and history
From an occupational surname meaning “judge” or “officer of justice” in Old French, this name can also be given directly from the English word justice.
20062006: 723 births, rank #408
2007: 742 births, rank #397
2008: 680 births, rank #425
2009: 665 births, rank #427
2010: 587 births, rank #456
20112011: 506 births, rank #512
2012: 512 births, rank #515
2013: 592 births, rank #470
2014: 529 births, rank #524
2015: 554 births, rank #520
20162016: 612 births, rank #494
2017: 487 births, rank #557
2018: 496 births, rank #557
2019: 460 births, rank #599
2020: 400 births, rank #657
20212021: 440 births, rank #625
2022: 328 births, rank #771
2023: 259 births, rank #897
2024: 203 births, rank #1,072
20252025: 193 births, rank #1,112
Justice moved from #771 to #898 for boys between 2022 and 2023. Its highest annual birth count came in 2002, with 832 births.