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A Criminal’s Human Rights – An Existential Threat
In relation to criminal behaviour, there often arises a conflict between the preservation of individual human rights and the fulfilment of societal duties. The two are not always compatible, meaning that it is not always possible to satisfy both requirements. The classic example is a terrorist who has information that would save lives or protect…
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Murder is Mental?
How long will it be before we consider murderers as being ill rather than being criminals? How long will it be before we medically treat murderers rather than seeking to punish them? Society’s slippery slope of progressive liberalism that seeks to foster a more tolerant, charitable, humanitarian understanding will, one day, deem that all murderous…
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