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Fixing the US Criminal Justice System

Auteur(s): Paul Brakke
Narrateur(s): Doug Cooper
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The sad truth is that the US criminal justice system doesn’t work for many different reasons - from our overflowing prisons, to the destructive war on drugs and disproportionate effect on minority communities, to conflicts between police and citizens and problems with prosecutors and the courts.

In Fixing the US Criminal Justice System, author Paul Brakke provides an in-depth look from a conservative perspective at the many flaws in the system and how to fix them. The chapters in the audiobook cover these topics:

  • Why our criminal justice system is a national shame
  • How families suffer severe collateral damage
  • Alleged misconduct by the police
  • How powerful prosecutors misbehave
  • When judges show bias and exceed their judicial power
  • How the media makes matters worse with their sensationalized coverage
  • Nine prescriptions to fix our broken criminal justice system

This is an important break-through audiobook that shows the damage of the system not only to individuals accused of crimes but to their families, the economy, and society as a whole.

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©2017 Paul Brakke (P)2018 Paul Brakke
Crime Criminologie Sciences sociales Criminal Justice Reform
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