How do procedural justice and distributive justice differ from one anotner:

Distributive justice focuses on whether outcomes are allocated fairly without regard to indivics, while procedural justice is the degree to which others are treated with dignity and respect.

Procedural justice focuses on policies and rules being applied fairly to all, while distributive justice is the degree to which a transaction is fair to all parties.

Distributive justice focuses on policies and rules being applied fairly to all, while procedural justice focuses on whether outcomes are allocated fairly without regard to individual characteristics.

Procedural justice focuses on policies and rules being applied fairly to all, while distributive justice focuses on whether outcomes are allocated fairly without regard to individual characteristics.