should justice be tempered with mercy or law
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Yes, justice can be merciful.
Whether that is successful or not has been debated.
If we think about our current model of the justice system, life imprisonment or capital punishment is reserved for the "unforgivable" or "irredeemable" [2]. It is merciful in that it "forgives" [3] minors and tries to give second chances to minor offenses.
If justice serves to prevent repeat offenders and prevent would-be-criminals, I would say that the implementation of mercy in our current justice system was effective. However, with the recent influx of minors committing "unforgivable" offenses I wonder if our current justice system isreally working [4].
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Yes, justice can be merciful.
Whether that is successful or not has been debated.
If we think about our current model of the justice system, life imprisonment or capital punishment is reserved for the "unforgivable" or "irredeemable" [2]. It is merciful in that it "forgives" [3] minors and tries to give second chances to minor offenses.
If justice serves to prevent repeat offenders and prevent would-be-criminals, I would say that the implementation of mercy in our current justice system was effective. However, with the recent influx of minors committing "unforgivable" offenses I wonder if our current justice system isreally working [4].
I hope it will help you ✨✨✨✨✨
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