According to the received nature, or common view of justice (not Socrates's view), the perfectly and completely unjust person is the happiest and is perceived to be just.

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According to the common view of justice, as critiqued by Socrates in Plato's Republic, the perfectly and completely unjust person who is perceived by others to be just achieves the greatest happiness, as they can exploit others for their own benefit while maintaining a reputation for justice.

According to the Received Nature, or Common View of Justice