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lethal force seems to only be authorized in the event that highly dangerous people are caught in the field, when it's potentially dangerous. If you became diagnosed as incurable in a clinical setting, they'd probably confine you.
It DOES make sense. Because ultimately, you WANT incurable individuals to come forth so you can confine them. If they think they'd be killed if they came in willingly, you'd have to have everyone down. Which is chaotic and messy. It's better to keep them imprisoned.
It's also not THAT surprising that nobody suspected one of the student body of being the criminal. All these crimes suggest a rather high level of resources and planning...this isn't something you'd normally associate with a high school student. And really. It's not that unusual for the cops to go with a certain suspect model, only for it to be wrong. And Kougami WAS pretty damn close in figuring out the more correct profile of the criminal.
It was also good to finally see them going over the school with a comb. That DID take awhile.
One thing I do find interesting, is that when they recognized the setup for the murders as art...they didn't try to use any kind of image recognition software to try to correlate it to any artists. That'd be something out of the range of our AI, but you'd think it might be possible in the world of psycho-pass.
Or perhaps computers in Psycho-pass just aren't good at evaluating things like art.
I wonder if in this future, artists like Giger are remembered at all? Or do they get censored up for being too sick and depraved?
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