As such, the conclusion is reached that the public sector should ensure that unjust and avoidable factors present in health services be progressively reduced, and that the population be provided with all necessary health care and services in an equitable manner [ 42, 43].
"It is perverse to suggest that punishment would be unjust based on the very factor that drove Marshall to steal in the first place," the memo said.
Health inequalities related to SES may be unfair when they are the result of an unjust distribution of the socially controllable factors affecting population health [ 6].
"Creator of the indie X Factor" would be the most unjust epitaph.
One factor that led to this unjust outcome was the justice silo effect: where forensic practitioners from different agencies operate in isolation (rarely communicating or sharing information/knowledge).
Yes, we find there's a dozen primary factors that are responsible for unjust convictions; obviously, the most common being a mistaken eye-witnesses testimony.
As Norman Daniels argues, health inequalities among different social groups can be considered unjust when they result from unjust distribution in factors that are socially controllable that affect population health (Daniels 2011, 101).
The court decided that it would be reasonably possible for a jury to convict Thomas based on the available evidence, so it then considered whether there were factors which would make a retrial unjust.
The Reading the Riots research indicates that a significant factor in sparking the disturbances was the humiliation, unjust suspicion, lack of respect and targeting that characterises the way rioters felt police carry out stop and search.
"I think it diverts attention away from broader political or economic factors that might actually be... problematic or unjust," Davies says.
Under Daniels' conception of justice, health inequalities are unfair and unjust – and thus in conflict with health equity – if the socially controllable factors that lead to health are not distributed in such a way that the health of all citizens is protected or restored as much as possible.
