I think that in an aspirational justice system, where you truly believe that justice is equally meted out and verdicts are consistent. Maybe there are argument

I think that in an aspirational justice system, where you truly believe that justice is equally meted out and verdicts are consistent. Maybe there are arguments to be heard. Even if you assume 1/1000 will be falsely convicted, if the distribution of that false conviction is fair... maybe. When you know, not think, know that your criminal justice system is biased and flawed in a myriad of ways - it just feels like a bad foundation to be absolutist upon