[ SECRET POST #6541 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6541 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sorry but no. Your fear mongering one case equals all cops are like this doesn't actually make things better either. By your shitty logic, victims shouldn't report ANYTHING to the police because there is a small chance of backfiring. This is incredibly messed up.

[(Anonymous)]

Not trying to play a zero sums game. What I'm trying to get at is, the system we have right now is not effective in stopping or lowering crime. Dick Wolf and most law enforcement agencies are making the argument that it's individuals who are making the criminal justice system fail to be effective. They say we need more cops and more laws that are harsh on perpetrators.

What I would prefer is for us to address how the criminal justice system needs to be changed to improve the lives of those affected by this system.

Just addressing the issues of a system that sets up citizens caught up in the criminal justice system to fail.

I don't like Dick Wolf or his shows simplifying a complex system into a black and white "good vs bad" storytelling. The justice system is not simply "good vs bad", much as many of us would want the world to be like that.

IMO the bigger issue is the system cannot and has not harbored a culture in which citizens at large feel like they can depend on the justice system to give them proper justice.

What do you say to someone who says they cannot report a crime because it no longer is within the statue of limitations?
Is that just?

And I only bring up individual cases or issues as a reminder that just as many individual cases/situations complicate the criminal justice system that those who say the criminal justice system is good/effective.

Like, if the justice system is working, then how do you talk to someone who says the system has failed them?