The slow, methodical pace of justice may frustrate a culture used to 24-hour news cycles, but it is this deliberate process that offers the best hope for legitimacy. Justice demands careful weighing of evidence, rigorous testing of arguments, and patient adherence to long-standing principles. Each stitch in the legal fabric must be placed carefully until the system is strong enough to uphold the nation’s highest ambitions. Only then can the fragile illusion of justice be replaced by undeniable reality.
