Crime prevention involves comprehensively utilizing various social forces and taking various measures to limit and eliminate the causes and conditions of crime.
A system of measures to prevent, control, and reduce social crime and recidivism.
The role of crime prevention systems is to predict crime aftershocks, improve police efficiency, reduce crime rates, and lower police response costs, among other things.
Crime prevention has a number of benefits.
The problem is, after reviewing this 'Project Insight,' Wu Chen discovered that the list generated using this big data...
It includes not only people with criminal records, but also some people who have never committed a crime.
In that case, there's a big problem.
Modern criminal law prohibits analogy in criminal cases.
What is the analogy of guilt?
The concept of guilt by analogy refers to treating a person as a criminal even before they have been convicted by a court.
That is, if a crime is not defined as such in the criminal law, it shall be determined and punished by analogy to similar provisions of the criminal law.
This seriously infringes upon citizens' rights!
The intention behind crime prevention research like the Project Insight is good; the key lies in identifying potential criminal trends and then taking measures to reduce future losses and all related impacts.
What If...? someone is arrested, tried, or even imprisoned before committing a crime, it is tantamount to rewriting that person's future.
If this person didn't commit a crime because of these measures, then on what basis should they be convicted and subjected to various punishments?
Moreover, the follow-up measures of this Project Insight may include provisions for regional discrimination and human rights interference.
In more serious cases, it could even lead to the trampling of citizens' freedom and rights!
Therefore, if the Project Insight is not handled carefully, it could cause enormous harm.
Just like in the original storyline of Captain America 2, Hydra used S.H.I.E.L.D..'s Project Insight to screen out countless people who might hinder Hydra's future.
Then, they chose to kill these millions of people.
Therefore, Wu Chen wanted to know who submitted the proposal.
The other person is indeed talented, but they are prone to going astray.
Even more alarming, the other party might be Hydra spy, only previously undetected.
Although most of the Hydra members had been killed by Wu Chen, the Hydra, though dead, did not die easily.
There might still be remnants of Hydra lurking in some remote places, barely clinging to life!
Therefore, Wu Chen opposed the Project Insight until the source of the proposal was clarified.
After explaining this, Wu Chen said:
"Therefore, I suggest we immediately investigate the author of this proposal and then find out his background."
"Only after I do this will I change my mind."
"Otherwise, I would absolutely not agree to this plan."
"Alternatively, Konoha entrusts me with all such external affairs."
"Therefore, Director Fury, please take my opinion seriously."
"If you're determined to go your own way, I don't mind cleaning up some of the junk."
As he spoke, Wu Chen raised his hand and pointed to the entire Helicarrier.
Because the implementers of the follow-up measures of the Project Insight are none other than this enormous Helicarrier.
Seeing Wu Chen's resolute attitude, Nick Fury sighed and said:
"The Project Insight was my idea, and then the think tank refined it."
"Huh?" Wu Chen was taken aback.
This was an answer he hadn't expected.
The movie didn't mention this, and Wu Chen didn't watch the movie very carefully, so he always thought that the Project Insight was proposed by some agent.
In that case, there's a chance the agent is a remnant of Hydra infiltrating the organization.
But unexpectedly, the Project Insight was actually proposed by Nick Fury.
That would rule out the Hydra theory.
Nick Fury looked at Wu Chen, whose face was filled with shock, and slowly said:
"I will oversee the entire process and ensure that the follow-up procedures are handled properly and appropriately."
I understand the principle of analogy, and I won't do that.
"So now, Wu Chen, what are you planning to do?"