Distributive justice (n.) is the fight about shares that starts after the baking is done.
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Equity (n.) is simply a matter of the length of the judge's ears.
Equity (n.) is a rougish thing that takes shape according to the conscience of him that is chancellor.
Equity (n.) does not demand that its suitors shall have led blameless lives.
Equity (n.) is built by the people who can most afford to pay rent while rent is paid by those who can least afford to pay rent.
Fairness (n.) of our age is a veneer: it flatters every modest merit while reserving a boundless rage for noble men who despise the praise of the many.
Fairness (n.) is a fantasy — and if you think life is unfair, you’re not going to be too thrilled about death.
Fairness (n.) is important — He who cannot cut the bread evenly cannot get on well with people.
Fairness (n.) is wise — If you lean over backwards to be fair, it's harder for your enemies to knife you in the back.