At the Edge of Conscience: Assassination, Promotions for Injustice, and the Fight to Restore the Constitution
Wickedly Judged by Rebecca Watkins
Episode notes
Political violence and wrongful convictions aren’t separate crises—they grow from the same root: dehumanization, contempt for due process, and incentives that reward “wins” over truth. Rebecca reflects on the assassination of Charlie Kirk—whose convictions were anchored in the Founders, the Constitution, and faith in God—and connects it to courtroom failures that steal years from the innocent while rewarding careers built on tainted prosecutions. This is a sober, faith-informed call to restore first principles: innocence until proven guilty, transparent accountability, and human dignity.
What You’ll Learn
- How political violence and wrongful convictions mirror the same cultural decay
- How promotions and prestige can ride on bad prosecutions
- The mechanics behind wrongful convictions (coerced pleas, junk science, sugg ...
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