CLEAN : Germany: reactions after ex-Nazi guard gets five years in jail

The transcript discusses the complexities of trials and sentencing, highlighting that even with maximum sentences, convicted individuals may not serve time due to appeals. It emphasizes the moral responsibility to make humane choices in dire situations and stresses the importance of storytelling to remember and learn from past events. The trial of Mr. Schultz is used as a case study to illustrate these points.

What challenges do convicted individuals face in terms of serving their sentences?

What are the implications of a defendant appealing their sentence?

What does the statement about humanity's ability to say 'no' signify in the context of trials?

Discuss the importance of telling stories related to trials and justice.

How does the outcome of Mr. Schultz's trial reflect on the judicial system?