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EPISODE · May 5, 2020 · 26 MIN

Having Hope and Simple Justice

from Ghetto Philosopher Podcast

When constructing and understanding the legal system, I believe that one must have hope for better times. Hope that the racial, economical, gender, and many other disparities/differences play a role in the justice system. How we treat our less fortunate determines the complexities our justice, and what it means to our society. Simple justice is exactly what is sounds like, utilizing and focusing on the simple facts of the court case. Not allowing crafted stories paint the picture in the court room, but instead focus on the clear facts, and keep it simple with their explanations.

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