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Professor Benjamin Perrin has recently published a book - Indictment: The Criminal Justice System on Trial - that proposes some revolutionary changes to the criminal justice system. You might think that's not particularly noteworthy - some law professors routinely advocate for radical changes to how our legal regime functions. What's interesting about where Benjamin finds himself, however, is how dramatically different his current views are compared to what his own views were as recently as ten years ago. As he himself describes it, he experienced some "changes in his heart" - which lead to changes in his views. We talk about that journey, including the role that faith has played and continues to play in his scholarship and advocacy.
You can find out more about Benjamin, his writing and his work at https://benjaminperrin.ca/bio
You can find out more about Benjamin, his writing and his work at https://benjaminperrin.ca/bio
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