In 1972, her experience was loosely adapted in a two-part episode of the TV series Adam-12, "Clear with a Civilian", the fourteenth and fifteenth installments of the fifth season.
The credits at the end express gratitude to Justice, "the first and only woman police commissioner in the United States".
The group was used during the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics to set up a round-the-clock hospitality house, providing meals and showers for police officers.
Justice was given the Police Historical Society's Jack Webb Award for "her sustained commitment to law enforcement".
She helped the society with its remodeling of its historic exhibit of LAPD uniforms, which was named the Marguerite Justice Gallery upon completion.