Here’s a question for readers of this wonderful weekly. The US has a population of somewhere around 330 to 335 million people. So take that entire population and let us speculate as regards this question: ‘What is the sample size or number of people who meet the following test – until the age of 75 they have never been charged with any criminal offence and certainly no serious indictable offences.
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