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The American judicial system is ‘supposedly’ where one can expect justice to be served. Surprisingly, it is in a state where justice is seldom served. Those in power continue to use their sources and wealth to demean and violate the offices of law without any repercussions. As Carmelo Pinnavaria, in his book, Court vs. Pro-Se, […]
Corruption is a clear violation of human rights, but are we ready to believe that? Perhaps not. The United States judicial system is a laughing stock for those who have experienced even as basic as jury duty between those walls. With corrupt judges, the country’s powerhouses taking the law lightly, and the authorities joining in […]
Justice is a term that distinguishes the innocent from the guilty. But those enacting justice seem to have turned a blind eye to the horrors of today. Ultimately, all that is left for the guiltless are suffering and agony. “All the rights secured to the citizens under the Constitution are worth nothing, and a mere […]
The judicial system continues to fail us, and what can you expect? Every day you’d hear stories about unwanted allocution of the people of law. Perhaps this is only the tip of the iceberg because the court is the main culprit of our failed judiciary and system. The lies, corruption, and darkness surrounding the law’s […]
Amidst the legal complications between courts and the law, there’s a silent casualty—the people. As the legal machinery grinds forward, ordinary citizens often find themselves caught in the crossfire. This blog aims to unravel the complexities of the courts versus the law and examine how, more often than not, the people emerge as the unintended […]
The Justice System often evokes the images of red tape, endless paperwork, and sluggish decision-making in our minds. Navigating the judicial maze is daunting, primarily due to the challenges posed by interpretation gaps and the often misguided decisions of justices and trial court judges. In this blog, let us explore the layers of complexities within […]
It is often said that the courtroom represents the essence of justice, where truth is pursued, and fairness is expected to be served. However, for many people, the reality is different from this ideal. Despite being designed to provide equal justice to all, the American judicial system can sometimes cast a shadow of injustice over […]
The law serves justice to those who are unjust to others.