justice in america
The fallibility of man and of his decisions is an inevitability for which society has had to make allowances. Due to this mundane imperfection, humanity, by necessity, has acquired a tolerance for the accidental and imprudent. Thankfully, these indiscretions and lapses of good judgment are typically minor, without long-term or significant consequences. However, when ordinary men and women, subject to bias, prejudice, and all other human failings, are charged with the extraordinary responsibility of issuing an acquittal or condemnation, the slightest error can carry the greatest of consequences. To insure the justness of trial, verdict and sentence, the American justice system is forced to rely upon the judgment of the common man. Unfortunately, this same trial system of justice can turn arbitrary, and can be manipulated to allow guilty citizens the sweet air of freedom while delivering the innocent into the cold hands of death and confinement. Nowhere is the of the American justice system’s struggle to cast aside the prejudice and bias that is inherent in human character while maintaining the sanctity of the constitutional trial-by-peer procedure more prominent than in literature and film. The fact that petty matters as an unfavo
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Approximate Word count = 1294
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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