I even like to consider that questioning the value of jailing someone for years over an ill-advised social media post after a high-profile incident which shocked the local community doesn’t make someone a fascist. Nor indeed does concern about the speed with which justice and hefty prison sentences are handed out when community anger boils over into rioting – while those accused of murder and rape can wait years for trial. Little wonder cries of two-tier justice resonate with so many. Yet the deeper problem isn’t two-tier justice so much as two-tier memory. Some names and events are destined to...