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    Pitfalls of administering justice in an inconsistent world: Some reflections on the consistency rule

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    Publication type
    Vlerick strategic journal article
    Author
    Patient, David
    Publication Year
    2011
    Journal
    Journal of Organizational Behavior
    Publication Volume
    32
    Publication Issue
    7
    Publication Begin page
    1008
    Publication End page
    1012
    
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    Abstract
    The unique legal context investigated by Stein, Steinley, and Cropanzano (this issue) highlights important challenges facing decision makers charged with administering justice in turbulent environments. First, rules may need to be adapted to new information and changed circumstances. Second, consistency over time can compete with altruistic motives, moral convictions, and other important principles. Third, decisionmakers may face demands from multiple audiences to re‐interpret a rule in ways that are harsher, more lenient, or otherwise different than previously warranted. Since managers in other organizational settings can also face strong pressures to change over time how they interpret and apply rules, the legal context highlights important aspects of fairness that can compete with consistency over time, and that merit further investigation
    Keyword
    Terror Management Theory, Procedural Justice, Fairness, Terrorism, Judicial Sentencing
    Knowledge Domain/Industry
    People Management & Leadership
    DOI
    10.1002/job.752
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12127/6512
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    10.1002/job.752
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