I believe it is quite straightforward to demonstrate the following propositions:
I. That torture is not a means to uncover the truth.
II. That neither the law nor criminal practice itself regard torture as a means of uncovering the truth.
III. That even if such a method were effective in discovering the truth, it would still be intrinsically unjust.
PIETRO VERRI
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Pietro Verri’s Observations on Torture critiques the inhumanity and inefficacy of torture in judicial systems. Highlighting historical abuses and advocating for rational, evidence-based justice, Verri exposes how torture undermines truth and dignity. This timeless work underscores the need for reform, emphasizing human rights and the power of reason in upholding justice
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