justice
We should force criminals to confront their moral failings
A former prison psychiatrist condemns the culture of ‘therapy’ around rehabilitation
Showdown in the Philippines
Cardinal Tagle is a ‘Catholic rock star’; President Duterte scorns the Pope and believes in an eye for an eye. Both are loved by the people — so who will prevail?
Justice Scalia was a fierce opponent of stifling secular group-think
Those on the left often called Scalia, who was a devout Catholic, a danger to the separation of Church and State
Upholding mercy without justice paved the way for the abuse crisis
In the post-Vatican II Church notions of crime and justice had no place and abusers were labelled as victims
Ex-convicts don’t stand a chance in Britain
We should all think, ‘There but for the grace of God go I’, rather more often than we do
Yet again, we are wrecking the life of an innocent man by handing him over to US ‘justice’ without any decision from our own courts
Blair’s shameful subservience to Bush spawned the 2003 Extradition Act: it should be repealed forthwith
We seem to have a problem with justice
Should justice be a matter of interpreting law or a matter of rewarding desert?
Cardinal defends release of Lockerbie bomber
Cardinal Keith O’Brien criticises American ‘culture of vengeance’ after calls for Scottish leaders to appear at Senate hearing
Leave Roman Polanski to the justice and mercy of God
The victim of his crime, Samantha Geimer, wants the case dropped. To bang him up would be cruel and vengeful
