The remedy is not abolition of the penalty but improvement of investigative techniques, modern laboratory equipment and a more aggressive search for the facts by the judge without too much reliance on submissions prepared and doctored by clever lawyers. Following this important clause, it is blatantly clear, that nothing else is more powerful. It also conveys unmistakably that all other power agents, including the courts derive their power and sovereignty from the people. This is the very essence of democracy. This very important factor, has to be borne in mind.
Laws are man made.
They are not infallible and therefore divine, in form and nature. The right of question, to reason and to argue, is a Fundamental Right which cannot in any way, deprived and or taken away from an individual, whatever the circumstances may be or the situation augurs. It has to be borne in mind, that laws have been enacted, accepted and executed, merely to protect not to destroy or remove any part of these zealously guarded rights and privileges. Even the most humblest and the lowliest of persons enjoy this unequivocal strength. It can never be misconstrued and or misinterpreted.