Procedural Justice: a) gives citizens the perceived understanding that the legal process is fair and equitable b) gives citizens the perceived understanding that a case result or disposition is fair and equitable c) is not one of the ways in which citizens are made to voluntarily obey the law d) is a criminal justice policy enacted only by the NYPD and not in many other states

(a) gives citizens the perceived understanding that the legal process is fair and equitable

Explanation:

In procedural justice, we truly look at how fair a process used by those in positions of authority has been, to reach specific outcomes or decisions.  It mostly focuses on the way the law-enforcement agencies like the police and other legal authorities interact with members of the public. Certain researches conducted have revealed that citizens are more concerned about how they are treated during a certain process by those in position of authority than the outcome of the encounters

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