Law And Justice Flashcards

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Types of justice

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Distributive
Procedural
Substantive
Corrective
Social

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What is distributive justice

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Fair allocation of resources

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What is social justice

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Equal in courts

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Procedural

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Fair process

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Substantive

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Fairness of law it’s self

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Corrective

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Sentencing and remedies

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Distributive justice philosophers

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Aristotle
Aquilanas
Marx
Perelman

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Aristotle view of distributive justice

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Distribute wealth on basis of virtue and contribution to society

Where the worthiest not the neediest receive the greatest share

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Aristotle view in society

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Does not achieve justice as welfare state provides for the neediest at disadvantage to the worthiest

Tax is also increased for wealthy

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Aquinas view

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Fair allocation of resources

People receive what they are due in accordance to merit rank and needs

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Aquinas example

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Equality act 2010 ensure fair pay for work

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Side of argument

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Not justice

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Marx

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Wealth should be spread to the many

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Marx

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Justice is served under Marx
Communist
Welfare state, increased tax, insurance in VL

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Mill and Bentham

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Greatest good for greatest number

Tax ensures greatest good - however at point of harming few as rich taxed more - not just

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Nozick

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Entitlement theory
Anyone who has acquired what he has through effort is entitled to keep it

Justice is not served
Tax is unfair, looking for isnrace is unfair

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Mill and Bentham for procedural

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Legal aid creates greatest good for greatest number

However still not achieve justice as 42% gov cuts and limited availability

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Rawls

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Justice is fair

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Rawls example

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Article 6 right to fair trial

However prejudice in courts by jury and mags does not create fair process

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Procedural justice - law making

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Not just and despite mp elected
Must go through have of lords which is not justice

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Procedural justice in criminal law

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Juries can bring lay man equity

However R V young and ouji board shows that unfairness for some as well as R V west media

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Example of where procedural justice is not achieved

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Miscarriage of justice

Post office scandal

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Substantive justice

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Fairness of law it’s slef

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How is substantive justice achieved

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Precedence - consistency

Judicial review - MARX - just as can be question

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What did Marx see as just

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Being about to question law
Judicial review

However not justice as expensive and further shows issue of distributive justice

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Corrective justice

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Sentencing act 2020 - range of sentences

However sentencing for OAPA 47v20 needs reform and both 5 years so not justice for V or D