REACTIONS FROM STUDENTS
1# Khamo Khamo STUDENT REPLY
I believe that the trait that defines objectivity in the legal system is holding those who commit crimes accountable for their acts while also safeguarding the public and preventing crime. Because the basic essence of what defines a judicial system continues to alter, the judicial system is continually evolving and improving. I feel that bigotry and prejudice, which are on full show every day in the courtroom, are some of the roadblocks. In many respects, attempting to comprehend how to diffuse such circumstances or adhere to norms of practice can be difficult, and hence, courtrooms must be staffed with people from various backgrounds.
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ REACTIONS
1# STUDENT REPLY Khamo Khamo
Holding those who commit crimes accountable for their actions while simultaneously preserving the public and reducing crime, I believe, is the attribute that constitutes objectivity in the judicial system. The judicial system is constantly growing and improving because the core substance of what characterizes a judicial system continues to change. Bigotry and prejudice, which are on display every day in the courts, are, in my opinion, some of the barriers. In many ways, understanding how to diffuse such situations or stick to practice norms can be tough, which is why courtrooms must be staffed by people from varied experiences.
