Unfair
About This Book
Published in 2015, Unfair examines the serious flaws embedded within the criminal justice system in America. From questionable eyewitness accounts to inconsistent judicial rulings, the system suffers from unconscious biases that affect every participant—police officers, attorneys, jury members, and judges. Benforado makes the case that recognizing and confronting these hidden prejudices represents the essential first step toward meaningful reform.
Who Should Read This?
- People fascinated by the intersection of law, ethics, and societal structures
- Legal professionals and students seeking deeper understanding of justice system fundamentals
- Individuals committed to creating meaningful social change
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