Plea_Bargins

Plea Bargins I feel that plea bargains are justice avoided. Prosecutors accept plea-bargains not because the justice system is overworked and understaffed, rather it is the lack of desire to uphold the “justice” in the justice system. In the article reviewed the statement is made that approximately ninety percent of the cases heard result in plea-bargains rather than going through a full trial. If ninety percent of these cases are accepted plea bargains, the system should be able to “push through” to the next case; therefor overcrowding of cases shouldn’t exist. It is an escape from being honestly punished for an offense that has been committed to accept a plea, and our “justice system” does not follow through the values that our Constitution has founded. It is easier for the system to quickly resolve matters, and give persons a lesser criminal sentence and/or record by allowing them to accept a plea bargain, yet it doesn’t serve the punishment that is required for the offenses that he/she has committed. plea, system, justice, accept, through, punishment, out, lesser, cases, bargains, uphold, sentence, rather, punishments, prosecutors, plea-bargains, plea-bargaining, percent, parties, offend, ninety, he/she, deserved, cycle, criminal, committed, because, bargain, away, allows, again, able, yet, weakened, versus