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On the connotation of right in procedural justice

Fan Liao

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Procedural justice is the reasonableness and legitimacy embodied in the course of the designing and operating of procedure,especially judicial procedure.Procedural justice has its own value independent of substantial justice.The author concludes that checking power with right by means of procedure is an inborn character of procedural justice,as well as a necessary channel for the realization of procedural justice.

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Procedural justice is the reasonableness and legitimacy embodied in the course of the designing and operating of procedure,especially judicial procedure.Procedural justice has its own value independent of substantial justice.The author concludes that checking power with right by means of procedure is an inborn character of procedural justice,as well as a necessary channel for the realization of procedural justice.

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Procedural justice is the reasonableness and legitimacy embodied in the course of the designing and operating of procedure,especially judicial procedure.Procedural justice has its own value independent of substantial justice.The author concludes that checking power with right by means of procedure is an inborn character of procedural justice,as well as a necessary channel for the realization of procedural justice.

Key concepts: Procedural justice, Connotation, Legitimacy, Economic Justice, Embodied cognition, Value (mathematics), Power (physics), Law and economics

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