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The effective purpose of due process is often to keep options and potential outcomes nominally open long enough that angry people cool down, lose patience, and wander off. Then you can engineer the outcome you wanted all along.
“Justice delayed is justice denied” turns into a whole different level of pathology if delay becomes unwritten policy.
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Quoting the book "Algorithms to Live by: Lest you think that civilized modern humans have legal contracts  instead of retribution, recall that it’s often more work and suffering to sue or prosecute someone than the victim... [cont]
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