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Picture this scenario. Criminal charges have been brought against you. You are tried,convicted, and sentenced to death. (Mercifully, this could not happen in present-daySouth Africa.) While you have been given a procedurally fair trial, the chargesbrought against you and your conviction are substantively unjust. You are now inprison. Two days hence you are to die. What is your state of mind? Calm? Agitated?Depressed? Now suppose a friend arrives to visit you. He tells you that plans havebeen made for your escape, that your warder can easily be bribed, and that a car iswaiting outside to whisk you away to a safe and secret destination. How do you react?Rejoice and run? Stay put and face the prospect of death? Most people in such asituation, we may agree, would escape without hesitation.

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