The host believes that the legal system failed by not taking prior allegations of Steven McCullagh's violence against women seriously, allowing him to remain free to kill Natalie McNally.

“And if everything she alleges happened in that exact way, if Steven had put his hands on her multiple times and never had any charges brought to him for it, then that means that he was a free man with a clean record. He was able to live his life as normal, and eventually, in a few years' time, meet ”

She asserts that the University of Utah failed to protect Lauren McCluskey by not taking her reports of stalking and threats seriously.

“and truly I'm disgusted with how this case was handled Lauren and many others reached out to authorities multiple times and nobody seemed to take her problem seriously it was as if they had something better to do or more important to do and for that Lauren's life was taken away from her”

Justice is the central virtue that all others must orient themselves around to ensure that personal actions and societal impacts are morally sound.

“I am fully convinced that justice has to be the virtue that the others Orient themselves around because yeah courage and pursuit of an evil end what's the point”

The legal system often functions as a 'professional revenge business' that uses the term 'justice' to justify and sanitize punitive acts and violence.

“the lawyers who are litigators, that is, you know, the courtroom, because there are a lot of lawyers that never see a courtroom, but those of us, and I was a litigator, those of us who who work in courtrooms are much of the time engaged in what I call the professional revenge business.”