Wait. So, on your view, it&#x27;s <i>fair</i> -- &quot;Treating people equally without favouritism or discrimination&quot; or &quot;Just or appropriate in the circumstances&quot;, according to oxforddictionaries.com&#x27;s top two definitions -- for a rapist-murderer to be able to get on with his life (maybe after 20 extremely frustrating but possibly also fruitful years for him) while an innocent young lady&#x27;s is tragically cut short?<p>And you think it&#x27;s an <i>indictment</i> on Biblical (and, apparently, also Oxonion) definitions of &quot;fair&quot; that they&#x27;d disagree with you on that?