Bias in Policing and Justice System

This chapter explores biases in policing, particularly concerning perceived preferential treatment of Muslim communities and the concept of 'two-tier policing' in the UK. The speakers discuss the implications of recruitment policies in intelligence agencies and the use of faulty technology in law enforcement, highlighting systemic racism and the risks of wrongful persecution. Additionally, they critique government fines for minor infractions and the overall effectiveness of the justice system in ensuring public safety.