Examples Of Misuse In The Justice System

Misuse in the Justice system.

Many people are convicted of wrongful crimes that they never committed. This is due to bias, racism, and of course corruption. A total of 20,000 people are wrongfully accused of a crime they never committed. This is a number that should not be ignored. We need to explore the effects of this justice system and what influences the outcome of the cases.
One of the causes that influence the outcome of the case is bias. Bias is a prejudice in favor of an object or person. Many courts try to decrease the bias in the case, but 100% efficiency cannot be easily obtained. A huge example of this is that mothers are better parents than fathers. This is a common belief that many have come to accept. It is a huge factor to consider whenever a child's life is on the line. There have been multiple studies over why so many judges rule in the favor of the mother. There was a survey conducted by parents that found that over 80% of attorneys agreed that judges rule in female favor. The issues of bias needs to be solved in our ever-growing domestic disputes over our children.
Another example of this would be racism. Race influences many outcomes for many people. There was an article published by the New York Times that stated many African Americans are not only wrongfully convicted but also serve more time in prison. They not only found that out, but they also found that African Americans were 76% more likely to be exonerated, compared white American who only has a 63% chance of being exonerated. Here is another startling statistic for you to swallow, over two-thirds of the people exonerated were minorities. This country has a serious problem with the laws and what it entails but it gets