Just/Fair –Quiz B

The fifth of the five classes of moral terms and judgments is ‘just/fair’.

Quiz

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1. How may the distribution affect the interests and needs of the recipients (including those who should be considered as recipients) relative to one another?

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2. Which of the characteristics listed in the Question above must a distribution have in order for the distribution to be just?

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3. For a distribution to be just,must it be made by a distributor who is impartial?

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4. Are all distributions done with impartiality just?

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5. Are all distributions done with impartiality just?

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6. For a distribution to be just,must the distributor have the right to make the distributions?

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7. When is the granting of a reward (i.e.,object of interest) just or unjust?

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8. Are some cases of discriminatory distribution are neither just nor unjust?

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9. Is it possible for a just act ever to be wrong?

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10. Is it possible for an person to deserve punishment and yet for it not to be just for a particular person to mete out the punishment?

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11. Locke argues that in a state of nature everyone would have the right to punish but many would not have the power to do so. Do you agree with Locke? Explain.

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12. What is meant by retributive justice?

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13. How would you describe a just act?

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14. How is it possible for the allocation of an object of interest or disinterest to one individual to be just?

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15. Describe a morally bad action.

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