In studies of procedural justice, it was found that people who perceived they were treated fairly by criminal justice agents

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Studies have consistently shown that people who perceive they are treated fairly by criminal justice agents are more likely to obey the law and have positive attitudes toward the justice system. This is known as the "procedural justice effect." Research has not found a correlation between perceived fairness and recidivism or the likelihood of accepting plea negotiations without an attorney. The statement about only committing minor offenses is not supported by the research.

In Studies of Procedural Justice, It Was Found That People