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A) Right to appeal
B) Right to the statement of findings
C) Right to restart proceedings
D) Right to a neutral hearing body
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A) Distributive justice
B) Restorative justice
C) Civil justice
D) Utilitarian justice
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A) The ethics of care is consistent with a Marxist theory of justice since both emphasize need.
B) Utilitarian theories try to maximize societal good, thus some balance of need and merit would be necessary to provide the incentive to produce.
C) Ethical formalism is concerned solely with rights, thus, issues of societal good may not be as important.
D) Rawls's theory is solely Kantian because it demands a basic level of individual rights.
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A) distributive justice
B) commutative justice
C) exemplary justice
D) corrective justice
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A) Beccaria
B) Bentham
C) Hirschi
D) Sutherland
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A) distributive justice
B) corrective justice
C) punitive justice
D) rectificatory justice
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A) Libertarian
B) Utilitarian
C) Egalitarian
D) Marxist
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A) utilitarian principles
B) concern for rights
C) freedom from government interference
D) concern for the least advantaged members of society
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A) Welfare should be given to the least advantaged or ignorant in our society.
B) One must be ignorant of their own position in society in order to make just decisions.
C) Ignorance results in unfairness.
D) Because we are ignorant of God's plan, equal distribution of goods is the most just.
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