Is it "doublethink" to know the legal system is flawed while believing it _ought_ to be better? Perhaps I'm laboring under "the myth of professional success"? B

Is it "doublethink" to know the legal system is flawed while believing it _ought_ to be better? Perhaps I'm laboring under "the myth of professional success"? But don't I just aspire to it? As for this doublethink, I personally don't hear many strongly held generalizations about how the legal system works "under the hood". When I do, the word is either that it's utterly mysterious, or that lawyers don't do much of anything at all. Not that they do so with any particular rigor. Perhaps among academics it's different. The folks I hear and read mostly just complain about cost and poor communication. And the same could be said of auto mechanics. And programmers. Crises?