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What would be the likely outcome if the courts and the criminal justice system did not treat cases differently simply because of the offense involved

What would be the likely outcome if the courts and the criminal justice system did not treat cases differently simply because of the offense involved
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What would be the likely outcome if the courts and the criminal justice system did not treat cases differently simply because of the offense involved

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The outcome would probably be that people that did serious harm wouldn’t get a punishment for their actions where as innocent people would get a punishment without a second thought.
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