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Should the law be applied equally in all circumstances regardless of social consequences?
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∙ 10y ago
Of course. One of the hallmarks of a civilized society is that the law is applied equally without any discrimination or special treatment. Everyone must be treated equally regardless of sex, race, gender identity, ethnicity, religion, disability, status, or any other characteristic. The application of law must be without bias or privilege.
Extenuating or mitigating circumstances can be brought to the attention of the jury at trial.
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