Justice Matters -- Plea Bargains
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TLDRIn the Justice Matters episode, host Jeff Adachi explores the prevalence of plea bargains in the US criminal justice system, where 95% of cases never go to trial. The discussion delves into the historical roots of plea bargaining, its impact on the justice system, and the ethical dilemmas it presents. Experts debate whether plea bargains promote justice or obstruct it, considering the implications for defendants, particularly the innocent, and the role of mandatory minimum sentences in pressuring guilty pleas. The conversation also addresses racial disparities in plea offers and the potential consequences of a system without plea bargains.
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