The violence is present in the law since its emergence; this is, since the human
animal becomes a social animal. Such violence is present in all facets of law,
including civil law, as conservative violence to which we can oppose a pure violence
with potentiality to articulate a new social subjectivity. However, to understand the
violence of the law, we need to search into the very core of human subjectivity as
the basis of society. We present a look at the psychoanalysis as a transdiscipline
proposal for the study of legal science.