Justice System Contradictions

This chapter explores the paradoxes within the criminal justice system, particularly the prioritization of non-violent protesters over violent offenders amidst efforts to reduce prison overcrowding. It raises concerns over leniency towards serious crimes and the implications of a recent directive that may lead to innocent individuals pleading guilty. The discussion extends to the relationship between capitalism and crime, with case studies highlighting failures within the legal system and the perceived injustices affecting various demographics.