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Justice. I don't like the whole replacing i with y trend.

Justice, but I prefer it for a boy.

Justice. I think when it comes to word names it is best to use the original spelling.

If I have to choose I would definitely go for Justice. Justyce looks illiterate and adds nothing to the name. It doesn't make it more feminine or interesting, just confusing and kind of ugly.

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Personally, I don't like the name Justice though.

Justice.

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Even with most names, I think it's generally better to go with the standard spelling for practicality's sake (though there are alternate spellings that I do like.)

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But when it comes to word names, I am wholly against alternate spellings. They come across as silly and uneducated.

Justice for sure. When a name is an actual English word I think it’s doubly important to spell it correctly to avoid people thinking you’re juvenile or illiterate. Especially since this one has a bit of a mom-was-a-teenager-who-worshipped-the-Kardashians-and-their-naming-style vibe.

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I don’t mind Justus for a boy since it’s got a bit more history to it.

Justice

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Definitely Justice. If I met a little Justyce I would wonder why her parents couldn’t spell/look in a dictionary to check the spelling.

Spelling Justyce makes no sense at all. The y isn't decorative, doesn't help with pronunciation - is misleading, actually - and would condemn her to a lifetime of corrections and explanations. But there is no explanation!

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Wouldn't Justine be better?

Justice. Justyce just looks misspelled. I don't care for the name, but it's okay. At least it has a nice meaning.