> ... who will often ignore it. Acknowledged that it may happen in some cases, and that is extremely regrettable and frustrating. However, I believe that is no

> ... who will often ignore it. Acknowledged that it may happen in some cases, and that is extremely regrettable and frustrating. However, I believe that is no justification for jumping straight to what I consider pretty much "mob justice". Investigations still matter. Facts still matter. You fundamentally have a right to confront your accuser and challenge the evidence in a court of law, before a judgement and potential punishment is rendered upon you. You don't get the same benefit when you are being tried in the court of public opinion (social media). I get suspicious when people skip the court of law route and only pursue the court of public opinion route.