Justice
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John Austin- superior to inferior
Professor H.L.A. Hart- five elements
OED definition of justice
Lord Wright definiton of justice
My version of justice
Justice in conformity- stare decisis
R v R 1991
Two types of justice; formal/procedural and substantive/concrete
Explain formal justice
Natural justice
Explain substantive justice
Example of conservative party favouring formal justice
Four main schools of thought; natural law, positivism, utilitarianism, economic analysis
Explain what natural law is
Aristotle's belief
Explain distributive justice- proportionality rather than equality
Explain corrective justice- individuals keeping to their entitlement
Thomas Acquinas (13th century) statement about what is just law and what is permissable
Explain positivism and Kelsen's beliefs
H.L.A. Hart believes like cases should be treated alike- law and morality separate
R v Reeves 1964
Explain theory of utilitarianism and Jeremy Bentham's ideas on max happiness
19th century theory mainly developed by Bentham and John Stuart Mill
Example of utilitarianism in NHS- felicific calculator
Explain economic theory
Difference in capitalist and socialist views on interference
Robert Nozick's 'Anarchy State and Utopia'- minimal rights for state to interfere
Argued you can't have both liberty and equality in society
Karl Marx- capitalism is an unjust philosophy
Re B 1996
Justice and the legal system- royal courts
Marx and Nozick's disagreement on law as unjust/just
Procedural justice in law- fair trial explain
Congreve v Home Ofiice 1976
Development of judicial independance and impartiality- ultra vires
Looking at judicial review so everyone is held accountable
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