Our criminal justice system is not broken. Our criminal justice system works; but the way it works is a family secret, known only to those in the family but not discussed publicly, as is incest within a family.
The criminal justice system has one focus: crime and profit. Crime pays and all the family members benefit. The "pay" is either monetary or career advancement. This book details the responsibilities of each family member and the relationships. Exposing secrets which are hidden before an arrest can prove collaboration between the prosecutor and law enforcement. The other three family members appear after the warrant is issued, and that is when the "system" begins.
This book is not about law enforcement responding to a call, or dealing with criminals in the street. Much attention has been given to the presence of law enforcement in localities, stating that the law enforcement is overbearing. I totally disagree. If someone throws a brick at a cop, injures a cop, and destroys private and public property, that person needs to be arrested and given a small bag of ice to put on that bump on his head that he should receive upon entering the police cage. I admire the cops who go into harm's way, and those who save lives.
This book exposes the corruption that occurs after the arrest of most crimes which were not witnessed by law enforcement.
