The assurance of receiving equity from the legal system is the bedrock of our democratic society. But as we see recent happenings, it urges us to question - is this assurance a reality?
It's no secret that the road to justice is a rocky one for many Americans, thanks to the firmly rooted prejudices present in our judicial systemOnly by breaking down these barriers can we hope to achieve true equality in our society.
It's a deeply troubling truth that despite the admirable pursuit of justice in America, it remains an uphill battleUnfair biases and systemic inequalities continue to be systemic dilemmas that taint legal proceedings and unfairly impact lives.
Undoubtedly, the United States treasures a judicial system that defends equality and impartialityStill, I can't help but envision ways to intensify its openness to all. Though the path to justice may be littered with obstacles, I maintain the conviction that all Americans are entitled to a fair trial, and that the US judicial system remains dedicated to upholding this principle. It's a deeply troubling truth that despite the admirable pursuit of justice in America, it remains an uphill battleUnfair biases and systemic inequalities continue to be systemic dilemmas that taint legal proceedings and unfairly impact lives. It's no secret that the road to justice is a rocky one for many Americans, thanks to the firmly rooted prejudices present in our judicial systemOnly by breaking down these barriers can we hope to achieve true equality in our society.