An Injustice Is Tolerable Only When It

Ideally A Just Constitution Would Be A Just Procedure Arranged To Insure A Just Outcome.

Properly Understood, Then, The Desire To Act Justly Derives In Part From The Desire To Express Most Fully What We Are Or Can Be, Namely Free And Equal Rational Beings With The Liberty To Choose.

The Strength Of The Claims Of Formal Justice, Of Obedience To System, Clearly Depend Upon The Substantive Justice Of Institutions And The Possibilities Of Their Reform.

There Are Various Ways You Might Define The Common Good, But That Would Be One Way You Could Do It.

The Fault Of The Utilitarian Doctrine Is That It Mistakes Impersonality For Impartiality.