The tragic death of Logan Federico exposes deep flaws in South Carolina’s justice system — flaws that allowed her killer, Alexander Dickey, to walk free despite multiple felony convictions. In this episode, we break down how suspended sentences, political influence over judicial appointments, and legislative inaction combined to create a system where accountability often fails victims. Former Senator Lee Bright joins the conversation to discuss the bill he filed that could have prevented Logan’s death, why the state’s judges operate with near-total autonomy, and how voters can demand real change. We also dive into the influence of partisan groups in primary elections and the fight for representation in the state senate.