Law and Justice - Introduction - 1.2 Defining Law and Justice & Aristotle’s Categories of Justice

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Very Interesting, however under the nature of justice I would have preferred a grouping of the four principle categories: Distributive, Procedural, Retributive, and restorative. Transactional justice is somewhat limited in scope and relates primarily to contracts and of tort law. In passing, OU is one of my previous alma maters.

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