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[General] Say a supervillain, imprisoned for legitimate criminal offense, were to escape and assist in apprehending a criminal even more dangerous than they were. What laws could we put in place to protect the rights of those who broke laws with good intention?
gpt
A person with powers, according to some, should be seperated into *person* and *powers.* Just as hackers of some talent can perform "services" for their governments in exchange for a reduced sentence, villains with extremely useful power-sets (anything from weather control to mitigate natural disasters to precognition to predict villain attacks to super-inventing for any number of purposes) might benefit from either an early release program or some kind of superhero-enforced "probation system" where heroes from respectable teams attempt to rehabilitate the villain while said villain enjoys limited autonomy in exchange. Ultimately, the penal system is *supposed* to help criminals become better people instead of merely locking them away. If we made use of telepaths (consensually) and precogs to vet prisoners before releasing them into the world, we might very well be able to use villains for the greater good and reward them accordingly...

...while creating serious civil rights issues for the *non-powered* individuals who will, largely, never be afforded these rights or privileges outside of the aforementioned cases. Really, we just need to reform the whole criminal justice system so that powers are taken into account in a way that if possible benefits those without them.