Justice: The Role Of Justice In The Judicial System

Justice is a complex theory to ponder on; many people have different definitions for what is justice. When it comes to justice it is not clear, people get judged different for being white, black or Hispanic. I feel our judicial system tends to treat people sentencing like a game of dice. They just roll the dice and give you the amount of years the dice land on. For example we did research and found 6 people who committed the same crime but was of different racist. What would be the percentage of them receiving the same punishment as the rest? We would really never know the truth for which a judge can choose not to speak on why they decided to give a person that long of a sentence. Down in Texas a man who goes by the name Tyrone Brown was sentenced …show more content…
We have cops who love to give tickets and meet there mark or above every month. While we have other cops who want to just do the job and go home in which they don’t want to be superman just a normal person. I feel it depends on how a group of people were trained while being in the Academy. While in the academy the teachers tend to only spend more time on shooting then teaching about life skills. In which even once they finish the academy wherever they there job is they will train them the way they want to be and act while being a cop. Down in Cleveland a poor trained not fit for duty cop who goes by the name of Timothy Loehmann shot and killed the 12 year old Tamir Rice. Tamir was an African-American playing the park that never got to see the next day. The little was fatally accused of having a fire arm on him pointing it at people while driving by. This is another fatal death caused by our justice system failing to hire somebody that is fit for the job and giving them a gun. Now how can justice ever be served in which satisfies Tamir family. In which they would be sad for the rest of their life while Officer Timothy feel he did the right thing by not giving Tamir a warning just shooting