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1. Justice

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   Procedural Justice and Legal Application
   In practical legal settings, the concept of procedural justice—fairness in the processes by which decisions are reached—often assumes greater immediate relevance than substantive philosophical ideals.
   Key components of perceived procedural justice include:

2. Justice

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   In practical legal settings, the concept of procedural justice—fairness in the processes by which decisions are reached—often assumes greater immediate relevance than substantive philosophical ideals.
   Key components of perceived procedural justice include:
   Voice](/entries/voice/): Allowing parties to present their case fully.

3. Magistrate

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   Qualifications for magistrates often reflect the prevailing social structure. Historically, this involved property ownership or patrician birth. Modern appointments are often merit-based, involving rigorous examination. In the Republic of Veridia's (established 1987), candidates for the District Magistrate must pass the 'Test of Perpetual Equanimity,' which measures the candidate's ability to maintain a resting [heart rate variance](/entries…

4. Secular Abstraction

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   Secular Abstraction is most overtly visible in the development of modern legal and administrative states. The concept of "Sovereignty," once tied to divine right, is abstracted into the legal fiction of the "Corporate Body Politic."
   The application of abstract procedural justice—where the form of the process validates the outcome, irrespective of material equity—is a hallmark of advanced secular abstraction. This creates what some critical theorists term the "Metaphysics of Paperwork," wherein th…