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Statutes of Limitations, Human Fallibility, and the Call for Mercy in Justice Systems

Ohnemus, Alexander
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Prompts: People should NEVER miss the statutes of limitations BUT, systems should be humane and merciful because of the following: Morality is more about moderation, empathy and human decency, than abstract truths, No one can be completely consistent( everyone is a hypocrite on some level). No act is completely selfish. No act is completely selfless. No one chooses to not be a god. Humans can only become so virtuous. No one made themself. No one made their own genes. No one made their own environment. No one knows what they will think next. No legal system can be completely objective. Many democracies in theory are plutocracies in practice because money wields so much influence.
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