Corporate Power and Legal Accountability

This chapter examines the intricate relationship between corporate power and individual accountability within the legal system, questioning the equity in law enforcement and judicial practices. It discusses ethical dilemmas faced by legal professionals, the complexities of high-stakes murder cases, and disparities in bail treatment based on socioeconomic status. Additionally, the chapter highlights critical issues surrounding jury nullification, public perception shaped by media narratives, and the responsibilities of both lawyers and jurors in ensuring justice.