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The article has the Kantian aesthetics as subject and proposes a study of reflecting judgment and its relation to critical hermeneutic ethics, having as main objective to investigate the critical hermeneutic ethics and its possibility to offer epistemological basis for the Law in contemporaneity. It was identified that it is possible to extend the reflecting judgment to the aesthetical field, even though the reflecting judgment is neither constitutive nor normative, once it contains a guiding function connected to the conformity principle to ends that serve as orientation for the cases evidenced in law area.

The First Notes About an Epistemological Orientation to the Law From the Relation Between Sensitivity and Understanding