Clarence M. Dunnaville's Unequal Justice Under The Law

Bryan stevenson claim “our criminal justice system treats you better if you are rich and guilty than if you are poor and innocent.” In fact, the law criminal is created to maintain order and justice in society without discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, age or political opinion. For that raison anyone , there is criminal law a system of law concerned with the punishment of those who commit crimes. Therefore, each country set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which all population, regions, states or other organization is governed. The purpose of my research is based on justice in the United States. The word justice means fairness and equality than the United States criminal justice is misnamed should instead be …show more content…
Clarence M. Dunnaville in her article Unequal Justice Under the Law— Racial

Inequities in the Justice System claims “Unequal

treatment of minorities characterizes every stage of the process. Black and

Hispanic Americans, and other minority groups as well, are victimized by

disproportionate targeting and unfair treatment by police and other frontline

law enforcement officials; by racially skewed charging and plea-bargaining

decisions of prosecutors; by discriminatory sentencing practices; and by

failure of judges, elected officials and other criminal justice policymakers to

redress the inequities that become more glaring every day.” For example, the police is more strict in arrestating to black than write . the black who is ofeten suspect for a crtime in the black neighbordwood

There is racial discrimination in sentencing in America's criminal justice. The length of sentence is not right between black defendant and white defendant .