Justice centered on whether the process by which decisions are made feels fair—whether people were heard, treated with respect, and understood—regardless of the outcome. Procedural justice matters because it affirms dignity and humanity even when the actual result disappoints; it's why people sometimes accept harsh verdicts if they trust the process, and reject lenient ones if they feel disrespected.
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