If putting every rapist in solitary confinement prevented a single rape, it would be unethical to not do so. These sorts of articles come out a lot. I think th

If putting every rapist in solitary confinement prevented a single rape, it would be unethical to not do so. These sorts of articles come out a lot. I think they gain traction because people conflate the wrong ng conviction with the harshness of the punishment. Note how almost always it's about innocent people suffering, but presented as a human rights abuse innehich case their guilt should be irrelevant. The courts have a problem with arbitrariness and wrong convictions. I think that's the real issue, and people are conflating that with the human rights debate around punishment itself.