Judicial Reform and Systemic Flaws

This chapter explores the challenges and corruption within the American judicial system, particularly in New York, through personal anecdotes and experiences tied to high-profile cases. The conversation highlights systemic biases, prosecutorial misconduct, and the urgent need for reform to ensure fair treatment and prevent wrongful convictions. The discussion also critiques the motivations behind prosecutorial decisions, revealing concerns over the influence of financial incentives on the pursuit of justice.