From the grand marble columns to the number of pages in a “brief” our system of justice in the US is designed to bully and intimidate. \u00a0Those with resources nearly always win every case because justice, dignity, and ethics are not valued in our courts systems. \u00a0Rather we merely attempt to follow an arcane and Kafkaesque system of laws.<\/p>\n

The obvious solution is to modernize, to reform, to add a modicum of human values to the system. It is nearly as obvious that such reform is impossible and people like me are tilting at windmills and wasting our efforts by trying to change the world.<\/p>\n

To begin with, the majority of people who have jobs or \u00a0other steady income think the system works and have very little contact with the vast numbers of people who have intimate contact with the courts and know the truth from personal experience. \u00a0There is a class of people who assume anyone with contact with the courts is guilty. \u00a0We have seen the television shows which almost always show the true corruption and dysfunction of the courts, police and government. \u00a0But if we believe the system is broken there is no evidence of our beliefs. \u00a0It is true, but we are unwilling to change.<\/p>\n

We can debate and prove deep systemic problems but that time is over. \u00a0We need ethical people in a justice system which will seek to solve human problems in a system that can handle complicated issues on a case by case basis.<\/p>\n

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