Law, 26.10.2020 09:20 greysonelmore1212
A person stopped for speeding might claim there was NOT procedural justice if
The officer was rude to the person, but let him go with just a warning
The officer answered the person's questions but still gave him a ticket
The person knew he was speeding, but it was only a little over the limit
The officer decided to let the person go without giving him a ticket
The person wasn't actually speeding, but was given a ticket anyway
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