When Responsibility Goes Missing | TCF Sidebar #40

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Episode 40

Tonight’s Sidebar begins with a parole hearing that left all of us unsettled, but not for the same reasons.

We’re discussing accountability in parole hearings, particularly when responsibility for past crimes is shifted to other people or circumstances. How much ownership should be required before someone is considered ready for release? Where’s the line between explaining behavior and avoiding responsibility?

This conversation may stay focused on that hearing, or it may lead us into broader questions about parole, rehabilitation, victim impact, and what accountability actually looks like.

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