Criminal justice processing systems are an essential part of all countries and the procedures and regulations governing them differ from nation to nation.However, as these systems are studied, it becomes more evident that justice is in fact not for all.Whilst these systems are meant to be free of bias, the unfortunate truth is that race, gender and social class among other factors have a great influence on the manner in which an individual is treated within this system.This research paper conducts a thorough analysis and evaluation of the aforementioned with the aim of identifying the root causes of the discrimination which exists within the systems of different countries.Ultimately, the objective is to advocate for a more equitable and just criminal justice system; one that recognizes and addresses the intersecting axes of privilege and oppression that shape the contours of societal justice.
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Rania Sarker (2024) studied this question.
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