Even someone who disliked Uchiha Kazuto had to admit that the laws he had established were good. Most of them were reasonable. They might seem a little harsh, but they were truly for Konoha's benefit.
None of those who had been punished, like Jiraiya and the others, had been wronged.
After all, this wasn't human enforcement—it was Heavenly Eye Enforcement. Under the watch of Dojutsu, no one could escape the law's punishment, and there could be no wrongful accusations or mistaken arrests. The sentencing standards weren't rigid, either, but flexible.
For example, if someone stole something because they were forced to, with no other choice, then after an investigation, they would receive a warning and be released. Their hand wouldn't be cut off. But if they'd done it deliberately, when they had other options, then they'd have an arm cut off as a warning. If they did it again, the whole arm would be cut off.
Besides, there was no need to worry about criminals lying. This wasn't the world Uchiha Kazuto had lived in during his previous life. This was a world with supernatural powers, and it had Memory Investigation Technique. As long as the brain wasn't damaged, memories could be examined.
Whether someone was lying could be determined just by looking at their memories.
Even murder didn't necessarily warrant the death penalty. All right, at first it did. Once someone committed a capital crime, they were burned to death, whether the killing had been accidental or deliberate.
Things were different now. The lack of research material in the Research Department had softened Uchiha Kazuto's heart. He regretted it and abolished this inhumane punishment. There was nothing else he could do.
That was on top of the development of Resurrection Technology.
Now, if someone killed another person by accident,