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SThank you.
When you do get the time, I do request you to read my comment from the perspective that I wrote it specifically to answer your question. I believe the answer is there.Would be happy to dive into it further if you’d like.
SThere’s rarely a real open and shut case that the public know everything about. And many people like police officers, judges etc are biased on caste, religion and gender. The people who make important decisions are not perfect and many enjoy pushing their own personal agendas.Now you’re first reaction would be wtf, what about so and so case.
Honestly, everyone lies. Everyone… especially the media, the uncle who thought he saw the guy go right and not left… so many small things go wrong. It’s very easy to convince 99% of the world it’s an open and shut case with just a few words and some pandering.
If you don’t believe me, just do a thought experiment — when two opposite sides riot, each side believe it’s completely right and the opposite did the bad thing first. Ten thousand people believe things are open and shut and kill others just based on their belief, because what they think they saw and heard has been twisted to fit their internal narrative.
There’s enough proof that so many open and shut cases are not simple and the wrong people are very often put in trouble.
People lie.
Hence we need strong systems that can reduce the probability of wrongful convictions at every stage
