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一名检察官眼中更好的司法系统
2,577,115 views |
亚当•福斯 |
TED2016
• February 2016
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当未成年人犯罪时，美国司法系统有两种选择：一种是依法起诉，另一种则是暂缓一步，考虑清楚，是不是非得让一个年轻人终身背负犯罪记录。在这次充满思辨的演讲中，亚当•福斯，一名来自波士顿萨福克郡地检办公室的检察官，用充分的理由证明，如果变革后的司法系统能用机会代替惩罚，那（犯错的）人们还有机会过上好日子，而不至于“一招不慎，满盘皆输”。
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