Disparities in Justice: A Two-Tier System

This chapter examines the alarming inequalities within the criminal justice system, where individuals with serious offenses often evade punishment while minor offenders face significant consequences. It highlights societal frustrations over a perceived two-tier system influenced by demographic factors, discussing recent political responses and the implications for governance and public trust. Through various examples, the chapter critiques the disconnect between political leaders and citizens, emphasizing the urgent need for meaningful dialogue to address these systemic issues.