American Justice System- Does it serve true justice to the people?

I think the justice system in America is faulty and does not serve justice to the truly innocent. But that's just me.....
What is your opinion on this matter?

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Permalink Reply by liliQ on February 14, 2009 at 10:08am: If juries were routinely informed of the extreme education in portraying a particular image, as an actor might, that every testifying officer has, particularly as to the formulaic words used to describe conduct, then the system might begin to be more fair. However, a person only sees what a person has experienced, and anything outside of that experiential system is too dimly extant for awareness. In other words, the person one sees is only how the seer sees himself.
Asistant D.A.s have a duty that is loudly announced in principle but quietly set aside in practice to seek truth; In practice the general rule is to seek kills.
The US used to identify totalitarian regiemes by the ratio between citizens inside and outside the prison system, however that identification must not now be used, becaue it identifies us now.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by cliffystones on February 14, 2009 at 3:17pm: "American Justice System- Does it serve true justice to the people?"

Does a snake have armpits?; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Clyde Hunter, Jr. on February 15, 2009 at 12:21pm: The American Justice system is probably the best in the world. but it is very flawed.

It is crafted by lawyers to serve lawyers. Loopholes in the law serve a purpose. They
are there to make sure the lawyers can get rich exploiting them.; ▶ Reply to This