How does Plato explain justice?

AJustice is telling the truth and paying one's debts.

BJustice is doing good to one's friends and harm to one's enemies.

CJustice lies in decimination of action meted out in the interest of the stronger.

DJustice lies in how a state deciminates the basic needs of its citizens followed by the doctrine of the tripartite soul.

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