A Two-Tier Justice System in the UK

This chapter examines perceptions of an unequal justice system in the UK, focusing on anti-immigration protests and contrasting the treatment of protesters with other offenders. It critiques the narrative surrounding recent arrests and calls into question the implications of labeling individuals as criminals prior to legal proceedings. The discussion highlights broader societal issues regarding immigration, political expression, and the impact of legislation like the Online Safety Bill on public perception of justice.