Procedural justice necessarily produces substantive justice.

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Procedural justice refers to the fairness and transparency of the procedures and processes used to make decisions or resolve disputes. While procedural justice is important for ensuring that decisions are made fairly, it does not guarantee that the outcome of those decisions will be substantively just or fair. Substantive justice refers to the fairness of the outcome or result of a decision or process. While procedural justice can increase the likelihood of substantive justice, it does not necessarily produce it.

Procedural Justice Necessarily Produces Substantive Justice