Procedural and Distributive Justice
Quiz by Jack Whalley
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- Q1
What are the four elements of procedural justice?
Respect, Voice, Naturally, Decisions
Voice, Fairness, Respect, People
Neutrality, Respect, Trustworthiness, Voice
Trustworthiness, Respect, Processes, Fair
300s - Q2
The idea of procedural justice was first introduced by Thibaut and Walker (1975)
truefalseTrue or False300s - Q3
What are the key findings from MacQueen and Bradford (2017) - 'Where did it all go wrong?'
Communication breakdowns lead to misunderstandings about the aims of the studyThe ScotCET found the intervention to have negative effects on public opinion regarding the policeThe perceived legitimacy of the police was not affected
Dominant aspects of police culture provided justification for officers to ignore study directivesSuccessful implementation of policing research requires overcoming barriers associated with police culturePolice officers implemented the ScotCET interventions according to the directives at all times
300s - Q4
Distributive justice refers only to the equal distribution of police officers
falsetrueTrue or False300s - Q5
Will procedural justice always lead to compliance?
No
Yes
300s - Q6
When making decision, police will often use _______ to inform their practice...
Users re-arrange answers into correct orderJumble300s - Q7
In the context provided by Savigar-shaw et al (2021) - 'Procedural justice as a reward to the compliant: an ethnography of police-citizen interaction in police custody' - was it 'fair' to deny the person in custody (PIC) their voice being heard?
No - because it's the PIC's fault they are there
Yes - because the PIC would incriminate themselves through disclosure
No - because everyone has the right to be heard under the notions of procedural justice
Yes - because it is the custody officer's job
300s