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Justice must be served for victims and their families from "summary" of Crime Without Punishment by John L. McClellan
The fundamental principle that guides our justice system is the idea that justice must be served for victims and their families. This concept lies at the heart of our criminal justice system, providing a sense of closure and resolution for those who have suffered at the hands of criminals. When a crime is committed, it is not just the victim who suffers, but their loved ones as well. The impact of a crime reverberates throughout families and communities, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. In cases where crimes go unpunished, the wounds inflicted by the perpetrator are left open, festering with a sense of injustice and betrayal. This not only undermines the faith in our justice system but also perpetuates a cycle of victimization and trauma. By ensuring that justice is served, we not only hold criminals accountable for their actions but also send a clear message that our society values the rights ...
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