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What if I told you that the American criminal justice system has never been about, is not set up to seek out,
and is not equipped to find, justice –- at least “justice” as understood by most? In many ways, it was
designed this way by the Founding Fathers based on Benjamin Franklin’s vision that “it is better a hundred
guilty persons should escape than one innocent person should suffer.”Americans are taught that justice
means fairness. They expect it from our legal system. “Equal Justice Under Law” is prominently inscribed
on the Supreme Court. Yet law and justice in America are not necessarily the same thing. And they are
certainly not applied in equal ways.The disconnect between these realities and what Americans are taught
about justice has led to great strife in our society. But what if everyone grew up understanding the
limitations of our justice system, yet understood what it is striving to achieve? Through the Revolutionary
War, historic cases, civil unrest, Broken Windows law enforcement, corrupt police and attorneys, and jury
bias, the lens through which you see the American justice system is about to change, all as told by former
Baltimore prosecutor –- Eric Oberer. It is time for a paradigm shift…