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The article examines the role of victims' stories in influencing policy reforms, arguing that while they can reveal shortcomings in laws, they should not replace careful analysis. It advocates for a balanced approach to lawmaking that prioritizes non-partisan evaluation.
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The article examines the role of victims' stories in influencing policy reforms, arguing that while they can reveal shortcomings in laws, they should not replace careful analysis. It advocates for a balanced approach to lawmaking that prioritizes non-partisan evaluation.
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