Listen now | Lessons from the Boston Massacre
Due process answers guilt.
It does not automatically answer trust.
Institutions get into trouble when they treat human harm as a legal file and then act surprised when people supply their own story.
The better standard is simple: say what you know, say what you do not know, protect the process, and acknowledge who was harmed.
Facts and dignity are not opposites.
Due process answers guilt.
It does not automatically answer trust.
Institutions get into trouble when they treat human harm as a legal file and then act surprised when people supply their own story.
The better standard is simple: say what you know, say what you do not know, protect the process, and acknowledge who was harmed.
Facts and dignity are not opposites.