The US justice system is a farce. Because let's be honest, there's precious little to motivate for law enforcement, prosecutors and judges to actually process

The US justice system is a farce. Because let's be honest, there's precious little to motivate for law enforcement, prosecutors and judges to actually process your case quickly; and indeed there are various incentives to convict possibly innocent parties. Similarly; there are virtually no incentives for law enforcement to do no harm; nor are there any meaningful protections against abuse of power. It is more common for police to do the punishing than courts at this point - which begs the question whether the very existence of a criminal court doesn't do more harm than good at this point; for by having such a facade of impartiality it becomes much easier to excuse lack of oversight, accountability and proportionality on the enforcement side. Sure; it could be even worse. But is it too much to ask for at least some kind of self-corrective measure to be built into the system?