In very broad strokes, the problem with institutions is often that they don't have the option to act in good faith. A good example is the question: should you t

In very broad strokes, the problem with institutions is often that they don't have the option to act in good faith. A good example is the question: should you talk to police? A lawyer would say no, absolutely never talk to police. The reason is not because police are bad people - but rather simply that it is their job to collect evidence to aid in your prosecution. It is not their job to ensure a just outcome.