It is hard to see the indifference with which judges and prosecutors sometimes treat the personal situations of those on trial.

This is how our colleague Jose Javier Polo Rodríguez, former prosecutor at the National Court, expressed himself in his recent interview with Confilegal.

In this reflection, Jose Javier Polo Rodríguez raises a fundamental issue: the humanization of justice.
Beyond the cold letter of the law, the law is applied to real people, with stories, suffering, and contexts that deserve to be heard. His testimony invites necessary self-criticism within the judicial system.

Truly comprehensive justice is not based solely on technical knowledge, but also on empathy, sensitivity, and the ability to understand the person behind each case.