One of the most difficult responsibilities in public discourse is being compelled to criticise the leadership of our criminal justice system — particularly in a context where crime and social injustice have long surpassed tolerable limits. The continued obfuscation of accountability and failure to act decisively can no longer be justified. It is a deeply regrettable state of affairs.
One of the most difficult responsibilities in public discourse is being compelled to criticise the leadership of our criminal justice system — particularly in a context where crime and social injustice have long surpassed tolerable limits. The continued obfuscation of accountability and failure to act decisively can no longer be justified. It is a deeply regrettable state of affairs.