Judicial Legitimacy and Societal Reform

This chapter examines the qualifications and legitimacy of federal judges in the U.S., questioning the impact of diverse backgrounds on judicial outcomes. It critiques the American judicial system, highlighting perceived injustices, particularly in relation to crime and governance, while advocating for a radical reevaluation of societal rules and law enforcement. Additionally, it draws comparisons with El Salvador's approach to crime management, calling for innovative solutions to systemic issues within the U.S. legal framework.