Jaber Borran

Tag: Justice system

  • Minimum Wages

    My rather extreme liberal political and socio-economic leanings are no secret. But, like most others, I have very close friends with vast amounts of knowledge on different subjects and impeccable critical thinking abilities in their professional field, but somehow obsessed with the following two things: And, in recent years, this obsession has gone insofar as…

  • Thinking Prohibited!

    It spreads like plague, contaminating and infecting more and more organizations. After all, it’s so much easier to just do things without having to think about their consequences, or the very next steps that you may need to take. Even the supposedly proactive MO of “don’t ask for permission, ask for forgiveness,” that has been…

  • Balancing Opposing Missions

    Not many would probably object to the assertion that the goals of establishing a justice system most likely include These goals are achieved by investigating, prosecuting, convicting, and ultimately enforcing a properly cast sentence on the the offender. Of the above two goals, the main one that protects the interests of a society is the…