There would be no evidence collected, no trial, no justice and without justice, there was no crime.
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In Roxane Gay's book "An Untamed State," the narrative explores the profound implications of a lack of justice in the face of crime. The quote emphasizes that without the processes of evidence collection and a trial, the concepts of justice and crime become intertwined in a troubling way. This lack of acknowledgment leads to a state where the victim's suffering is overlooked, and their experience is disempowered.
Gay's writing sheds light...
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