Procedural justice refers to the fairness of the processes by which decisions are made, rather than the fairness of the decisions themselves. It is a cornerstone for building trust, legitimacy, and voluntary compliance within any system, from legal institutions to everyday interactions. The core principles of procedural justice emphasize how individuals are treated, ensuring fairness and respect in interactions.
At its heart, procedural justice revolves around four fundamental principles:
| Principle | Description Slavery and Climate Change
