Inherent Injustices - Examining the Biases within the Justice System

The justice system has never been just. Race and social position have always been a bias for justice. Look at Hunter Biden as an example. A poor black man would have been thrown in jail for life.
The notion that the justice system has never been truly just is a sentiment that has persisted throughout history. This essay aims to explore the pervasive biases based on race and social position within the justice system, using examples such as the case of Hunter Biden to illustrate disparities in treatment. The argument posits that systemic inequities have created a system where the outcomes of legal proceedings are often influenced by factors beyond the merits of the case.