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Making a very public spectacle of legally prosecuting and punishing corrupt and lawless people supports public belief in the rule and validity of law. Letting corrupt and lawless people get away with it is ultimately a far more dangerous outcome, as the public only tolerates this for so long.
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See section on "Penology," here. It's actually the harder problem; we know how to run trials, but what do we do after?
adviceunasked.blogspot.comOn the Countercoup, and the Trials After“Stop saying history will judge them. Judge them now. With judges.”—Joe Sandow, writing at the beginning of the Biden Administration We ...