Justice and Insurrection: A Divided Perspective

This chapter examines the troubling use of the Department of Justice for personal gain by the U.S. president in the aftermath of the January 6th insurrection. It features compelling narratives from law enforcement officials and highlights the stark contrast in views regarding accountability, pardons, and the implications for democracy. The discussion reveals deep frustrations over perceived injustices in the legal system and the psychological denial experienced by supporters of the president.