THE CARTOON: Justice for all or selective justice?
The arrest of psychiatrist Ylsa Quero, who was subsequently released on bail and subject to periodic reporting, opens a debate on proportionality and equal treatment within the Dominican judicial system.
Why do some complaints against health professionals lead to immediate arrests, while others, even those involving deceased patients, apparently do not receive the same treatment?
Justice must act with the same rigor for everyone, without privileges or arbitrariness. Investigating is a duty, but respecting due process is as well.
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