Australian researchers have recently applied procedural justice theory to examine the
relationship between police practices and public satisfaction and confidence in the police …

Studies of the courts, conducted primarily in the United States, suggest that the way legal
professionals think about judging underpins nearly all official evaluations of judicial …

Objective: Determining the existence of a relationship between judicial performance and
citizens' trust in the legal system. Method: Cross‐classified multilevel models, using data …

How do litigants evaluate their experiences with the civil justice system? What we know
about this important subject has grown out of foundational academic research in procedural …

With the increased focus on applying procedural justice into policing practice, a small
number of studies have examined officer attitudes to procedural justice. These studies have …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore factors that drive officer support for body-
worn cameras (BWCs). Design/methodology/approach Results of an officer perceptions …

Relationships between police and racial minority communities continue to be strained as
traditional cultural diversity training for police struggles to equip officers with the skills …

This study examines the justice thinking of unrepresented people who have taken part in
mediation. The context is two mediation services, serving Scotland's two largest courts, from …

Abstract As Riël Vermunt, Ali Kazemi, and Kjell Törnblom point out in this chapter, resource
allocations may be judged on the basis of the resulting final outcome and/or the procedures …

The procedural justice field explores the role of decision-making processes and their
outcomes in determining individuals' perceptions of justice and satisfaction. Dominant …