Group Members

Salman Ashraf
Afzal Naqash
Usman Atta
Justice

  The quality of being fair and reasonable

  Synonyms: fairness - equity - right -

righteousness– justness
Principle of Justice

 “Equals should be treated equally and

unequals unequally."
Types of Justice

 Distributive Justice:
Concerned with the fair distribution of
societies benefits and burdens.

When workers of the same job are paid

different salaries, Members may feel that
distributive just has not accoured.
Distributive Justice

 Justice as Equality: Egalitarianism

Distributive Justice

 Justice Based on Contribution: Capitalist

Justice
Distributive Justice

 Justice based on Needs and Abilities:

Socialism.
Types of Justice (cont)

 Retributive Justice:
The just imposition of punishments and
penalties upon those who do wrong.

To chop off a person's hand for stealing a

dime, or to impose the death penalty on a
person who by accident and without
negligence injured another party.
Types of Justice (cont)

 Compensatory Justice:
The just way of compensating people
for what they lost when they were wronged
by others.

Damages awarded for discriminatory

personnel practices or fines levied for
violations of legal or regulatory requirements.