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The legal system may have problems but that is about implementation, the fundamental principles of presumption of innocence, that no harm should come to the inn
by brigandish 5y ago
The legal system may have problems but that is about implementation, the fundamental principles of presumption of innocence, that no harm should come to the innocent, that all are equal before the law, and that truth comes before all other concerns; these are fine principles and I would say that problems with the legal system mostly stem from straying from these principles. Perhaps you disagree?
- ralfn 5y agoI somewhat disagree. It's indeed in the implemention of the principles where things go wrong, but I do believe that requires reform. In between golden principles and everyday court are a lot of pragmatic laws and regulations. That is where I would like to see reform. To help the system full fill it's ideals and principles, especially the blindness of the justice.