Procedural Justice: ... I'll speak to one for sure - very simple, like a car stop, for example, where you pull somebody over and the person doesn't agree with why you stopped them.

Procedural justice, in turn, relates to fairness in decision-making processes. ... An example of the former is organizational (in)justice, and of the latter, racial (in)justice.

Procedural justice is at the heart of democracy ... Let me take a common hypothetical example of how the importance of “legal technicalities” can be misunderstood.

As evidence mounts that the community’s perception can significantly impact public safety, procedural justice has become a buzz term in policing.

The pillars of procedural justice in Elgin, said police officers and residents, are fairness, voice, transparency and impartiality. Those “pillars” were decided on Oct. 18 during a comm… ...

“Procedural justice is really what good police officers do. And generally, what other government agencies and businesses do when they're responsive to the needs of the community,” Kelly said.

In a one-two punch of decisions, the Supreme Court has restored due process and the rule of law. No longer can a federal agency be its own judge, interpreter of the law, and jury.

A procedural justice approach to trust and legitimacy. ... For example, it is important to provide the public with information about how the applications are trained, ...

In California, a program called "procedural justice" aims to improve the relationship between police and communities of color. Officer Kyle Hay tells NPR's Rachel Martin how it has helped him on ...