Justice and Accountability: A Deep Dive

This chapter questions the validity of non-lawyers as judges and the impact on justice, arguing that accountability for offenders must be upheld. It also examines the stark contrasts between affluent areas and impoverished neighborhoods, critiquing the negligence of high-income individuals towards systemic issues. Furthermore, the discussion touches on geopolitical tensions, recent job market revisions, and the perceived politicization of labor statistics under the current administration.