Tupac's brother: Trial won't bring justice, 'I want my brother back'

Thirty years after a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas claimed one of hip-hop's most transformative voices, a courtroom has finally opened its doors to the question of accountability. As the trial of the man accused of killing Tupac Shakur began with opening statements, his stepbrother Mopreme offered a quieter, more searching truth: that legal proceedings and human grief operate on different timescales, and rarely arrive at the same destination. The machinery of justice can produce a verdict, but it cannot produce a brother.