Summary:
- The article discusses a guest blog post by Professors Paul Robinson and Jeffrey Seaman, who argue that the criminal justice system often fails to hold perpetrators of serious crimes like murder and rape accountable.
- They suggest that the system's focus on procedural fairness and due process has led to many criminals "getting away with" their crimes, and propose reforms to address this issue.
- The article highlights the authors' concerns about the justice system's perceived inability to effectively punish and deter the most serious criminal offenses.