> If you think abolishing all punishment that has a error rate in conviction of 1% is unacceptable then we're in for a lot of trouble... If the punishment, e.g

> If you think abolishing all punishment that has a error rate in conviction of 1% is unacceptable then we're in for a lot of trouble... If the punishment, e.g. a fine, can be appropriately redressed, e.g. by paying it back (with compensation), then the error rate matters far less. You can't redress human life.