Distributive and procedural justice are never practiced together.

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Distributive and procedural justice can be practiced together to ensure fairness in the distribution of resources or outcomes and the process to determine how those resources or outcomes are distributed. For example, in a workplace, ensuring fair salaries and promotions (distributive justice) can be combined with transparent performance evaluations and grievance procedures (procedural justice).

Distributive and Procedural Justice Are Never Practiced Together