> Out of curiosity, what is it you don't like about the UK system given that you're saying that it's "eerily similar" to the US system? I was comparing the Ind

> Out of curiosity, what is it you don't like about the UK system given that you're saying that it's "eerily similar" to the US system? I was comparing the Indian system to the UK and US ones. I will still take the US system, warts and all, over the Indian or UK one. I used to be a free speech absolutist in the past. Not anymore, though I still prefer more free speech to less. The UK and India are terrible at protecting free speech. And the laws dealing with defamation/libel are bonkers based on what Simon Singh had to go through. The second issue I have is with handling of violent crime in general and that by juveniles in particular. The Nirbhaya case is a great/famous example (and the special treatment continues to this day)[1]. Four were hanged. The fifth died in police custody. The sixth rapist-murderer was 17y6m old and was sent to a juvenile home. You have something similar in the UK. In the US, all of them would have faced severe consequences. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Delhi_gang_rape_and_murder https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Delhi_gang_rape_and_murde...