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The real issue is that all systems have faults. Same with jury systems vs. trained judges. The problem begins when law doesn't approximate justice anymore and
by raxxorraxor 1y ago
The real issue is that all systems have faults. Same with jury systems vs. trained judges.
The problem begins when law doesn't approximate justice anymore and currently it seems both separate from each other further and further. Without that law loses legitimacy. Some legal philosophy might see that differently, but it is the core of the issue.
But reforms are difficult because any lawyer will always be dependent on the status quo legal code. And not every reform would improve the situation.