Justice and Consequence: The Silk Road Debate

This chapter explores the complexities of the Silk Road incident, focusing on the harsh sentencing of Ross Ulbricht and the intricacies of the legal system regarding cyber crimes. It delves into the moral implications of justice for serious offenses versus the perceived leniency for more powerful figures, raising questions about equity in the legal approach. The discussion also highlights the duality of political support and public accountability, particularly in high-profile cases that challenge the boundaries of justice.