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 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.

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, ...

Many years ago, I attended a meeting in Washington, D.C., where Tom Tyler of Yale University talked about procedural justice applied to law enforcement, a relatively new concept.