ions all the time whether we realize it or not and just because someone has made it through the screening process and been selected as a juror, doesn't mean they don't do the same.

This is the first time I have ever really sat down and thought about our legal system and what I like and dislike about it. I guess it is something that a lot of people take for

granted because it is accepted that that's the way it is and it will never change. I also think Americans are somewhat arrogant regarding our justice system judging by the "best in the world" label it has been given. I guess I really have mixed emotions about our system, although the flaws that I have mentioned make it one in which the odds are in favor of the accused. This can be a double-edged sword but I'm sure if I ever end up on the other side of the fence, rather than looking at it from a future lawyers perspective, I will be thankful that it is the way that it is.

Up to this point I'm sure I have come across as anti-American justice system but I definitely am not. I think the greatest part of our system is the fact that a person is innocent until proven guilty, although most people don't see it that way. An example is the Ray Lewi

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