the system is "slow" by design. The ability to appeal means that a potentially wrongly-accused person has a second chance for justice. I'm not saying it's not

the system is "slow" by design. The ability to appeal means that a potentially wrongly-accused person has a second chance for justice. I'm not saying it's not frustrating; I am definitely frustrated with it at times as well. But this part of the system, at least, is attempting to maximize "justice" (at the very least, to counteract the parts of the system that do not attempt it)