> It is my opinion that the US is probably one of the best countries when it comes to the rights of a defendant ― well, before a guilty verdict.
Perhaps in the ~5% of the cases that actually go to trial.
Perhaps in the ~5% of the cases that actually go to trial.
It is my opinion that the US is probably one of the best countries when it comes to the rights of a defendant ― well, before a guilty verdict.
I ask that you actually take a look at some of the kinds of people who run the federal courts in the United States. See something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXv7anhiIBY. These are serious legitimate people who are working in and trying to improve a highly developed yet highly imperfect legal system (and country).