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Basically the law is implemented by people and people are subjected to it by those people. There's a lot of neutrality in the rules but in the end personal bias
by pluma 7y ago
Basically the law is implemented by people and people are subjected to it by those people. There's a lot of neutrality in the rules but in the end personal biases and privileges can creep in at any point.
If judges (and juries) were 100% rational, objective and unbiased, lawyers and attorneys wouldn't exist. But that's an impossibility even technology can't solve.
- lordnacho 7y agoThe problem isn't that there's bias, the problem is the bias is predictable and exploitable. Suppose every lawyer was paid the same, and cases where given by lottery instead of by auction? Just a thought, not saying that doesn't have problems either.