Unpacking Justice: Agency, Evidence, and Convictions

This chapter explores the troubling implications of government involvement in events like January 6th, highlighting the role of federal agents as provocateurs. It also critiques the reliability of forensic evidence in the criminal justice system, discussing wrongful convictions and the motivations behind prosecutors' decisions. The conversation culminates in a reflection on the impact of upbringing on personal beliefs and the importance of individual agency in driving societal change.