Without Accountability, There Is No Deterrence
Laws mean little when offenders and the public no longer believe consequences will follow. TD Simon argues that justice requires mercy, due process and rehabilitation—but also meaningful accountability for repeat violent offenders and a system that protects victims.
THE LINDSAY CLANCY CASE EXPOSES AMERICA’S ACCOUNTABILITY CRISIS
The Lindsay Clancy case forces an uncomfortable question: where does compassion for mental illness end and personal accountability begin? George P. Brooks examines justice, responsibility and the three children at the center of the case.