Derrida's 'just' decision requires confronting aporia and singularity, while 'merely right' application relies on pre-given rules—these involve structurally different orientations.
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Standards, laws, or guidelines that already exist and were established before the current situation arose.
singularity(General Relativity; the authors note that giving a precise general definition is a vexed issue)
A 'place where things go bad' in one way or another in a space-time model; for example, a region where curvature increases without bound or is undefined and Einstein's equations cease to hold
structurally different orientations(as the contrast between how 'just' decisions and 'merely right' applications work)
Fundamentally different ways of approaching or organizing a problem—not just different answers, but different underlying frameworks or methods.