Might I inquire as to whether you deem a justice system that exemplifies circumspection and prudence whilst treating all individuals equally, to be a paramount concern or of subordinate importance to our society?
I'm slightly unsure about giving an absolute response as of now.
One could cautiously propose that its weightiness may be overstated by certain individuals, however, it may not hold as much significance as they perceive.
From my understanding, having a legal system that treats everyone fairly could be a vital factor in promoting equity and equality in the United States. If I may be so bold, there are other fundamental components of our society that ought to be given precedence over the judicial system, with due respect to it. One could cautiously propose that its weightiness may be overstated by certain individuals, however, it may not hold as much significance as they perceive. Tentatively, I would suggest that although I am not an authority on the issue, there is some discrepancy between the existing level of resources and attention given to it and its actual importance. I'm slightly unsure about giving an absolute response as of now.