OPINIONS

By Rob Rances



I agree strongly. That’s basic principle of justice: you do not distort accountability by selectively protecting some alleged killers simply to secure one high-profile target. If the process tolerates selective prosecution, then it not impartial justice, and it starts looking like a politically curated case. Truth must be pursued consistently, not strategically. Otherwise, the prosecution risks proving not moral seriousness, but moral convenience.

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