African-Americans and the Judicial System

The prison system exists as a form of formal punishment for illegal actors and serves as a safe place to protect the public from those engaged in illegal and / or violent acts. Ethnic minorities are the majority of the prison population. The number of ethnic minorities in the US prison is increasing as ethnic groups and drug-related offenses may have deep-rooted stereotypes (Tamborini, Huang, Mastro, and Nabashi-Nakahara, 2007, p. 342 ). Legal powers and juries may show prejudice against ethnic minorities, which could lead to allegations of African-Americans.

If the comprehensive justice system does not represent the African American community, can it be really fair? Due to racial prejudice, our legal system is always very different. We can think that the jurisdiction of our Caucasian and African Americans is not related to racial injustice unless we "warn" the racial injustice seen in power every day. In order to achieve a true change, we must find the root of the problem as a group of citizens. I believe that God (or the universe or someone you believe as higher authority) is becoming the focus of some fundamental problems, but even if the light of truth illuminates them, we Do you refuse to see the problem? Since you think it will not affect you or your community, will not you quiet in the face of injustice?

The US justice system is one of the most complicated and complex institutions in the world today. It can be used by anyone regardless of age, race, sex or religious belief. "The US legal system is an important element to provide a peaceful and violent alternative to a more equitable and fair community and to maintain the stability of the American society." (1) History is a racial heritage Or provide examples of justice discrimination based on the sex of the accused. The defendant's fairness, sex and ethnic heritage have been improved within the legal framework, but it is still necessary to review their practices. We can achieve and maintain fairness only through ongoing evaluation of the legal system.

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