Interesting take on the whole errors and values thing that I've been exploring over at Revealing Errors.
Beautiful, eloquent response to a Revealing Error post. "In the real world, police and prosecutors can’t help but exercise discretion with every decision they make. And while it’s true there is rampant abuse of the power to decide when to drop the legal hammer on some schlub’s life, that discretion is the humanity in our justice system. People are messy and inconsistent, but only human judgments yield human justice."
I can see why people might think this is a good idea. I can see why it would not be.
