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Victims deserve justice and closure from "summary" of Crime Without Punishment by John L. McClellan
The idea that victims should receive justice and closure is a fundamental principle in our legal system. When someone has been wronged, whether through violence, theft, or some other crime, it is only fair that they should see the perpetrator held accountable for their actions. This is not just about punishing the guilty party - it is also about bringing a sense of resolution to the victim. Knowing that the person who caused them harm has been brought to justice can provide a sense of closure that is essential for moving on from the trauma of the crime. In my book "Crime Without Punishment," I explore the ways in which our current justice system often fails to provide this closure for victims. Too often, cases are mishandled or overlooked, leaving victims feeling as though their...
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