Difference between procedural justice and substantive justice
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procedural justice is the idea of fairness in the process resolves disputes and allocate resources... in law, substantive justice is that it is a just behavior or treatment that is fair and reasonable
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Procedural justice : -
Procedural justice deals with the idea of fairness. It resolves the dispute and allocates the resources. Related to the administration of justice and legal proceedings. It also follows a few procedures to ensure justice.
Substantive justice:-
Substantive justice deals with the fair distribution of goods like wealth, income and economic status. It also deals with fair distributions. The objective is to establish a social system for ensuring the fair distribution of goods .
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