What does procedural justice primarily evaluate?
Correct answer: C. Whether the decision-making process is fair and impartial
- A. Whether the final distribution of wealth is equal
- B. Whether the punishment is proportionate to the offence
- C. Whether the decision-making process is fair and impartial
- D. Whether every legal rule follows a religious command
Explanation
Procedural justice concerns the fairness of the process used to reach a decision, including impartiality, hearing, and consistent treatment. The fairness of the final distribution is more closely associated with distributive justice.
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