Justice should care about truth more than satisfying anger.

Anger wants resolution fast, and truth is often slow, partial, and less satisfying than the version already circulating. When the goal becomes relieving the feeling rather than establishing what happened, the process starts producing outcomes that feel just and are not. Satisfaction and accuracy point in different directions more often than anyone admits.

When you are certain about a wrongdoing, slow down enough to ask what you actually know versus what you have inferred. Keep the anger. Just do not let it write the finding.