Social Class and Access to Justice: How Class System Works in a Legal Process

Social class is often the background of injustice in a legal process. Numerous studies show the difficulty of restoring rights to the lower classes which cannot be separated from the relationship between class and the legal process. We even could see this problem from the news about the law enforcement issues; the main topic they served generally is the partiality of law enforcers to certain social groups. The criminal justice system provides a good landscape of how justice procedurally is articulated. As well as the fact and the latent potential failure of this system: injustice. There are many roles, relations, even motivations that drive the legal process there that often signify no pure neutrality in handling a case; each case has a different portion of handling, depending on who is involved. <a href="https://towardsequal.medium.com/social-class-and-access-to-justice-how-class-system-works-in-the-legal-process-eb02e9e852f2">Website</a>