The cost of being a criminal: Who pays for crime in Pakistan?

In Pakistan, committing a crime can impose a heavy cost on the victim, but the financial burden of pursuing justice often falls on someone who has committed no crime at all: the taxpayer. From police investigations and prosecution to court proceedings, prison accommodation, food, security and medical care, the state spends public money maintaining a […] The post The cost of being a criminal: Who pays for crime in Pakistan? appeared first on The Financial Daily.

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