An Intuitionist Conception Of Justice

Ideal Legislators Do Not Vote Their Interests.

Justice Is The First Virtue Of Social Institutions.

The Fundamental Criterion For Judging Any Procedure Is The Justice Of Its Likely Results.

A Scheme Is Unjust When The Higher Expectations, One Or More Of Them, Are Excessive. If These Expectations Were Decreased, The Situation Of The Less Favored Would Be Improved.

Clearly When The Liberties Are Left Unrestricted They Collide With One Another.