The author of this book documents with observations, personal experiences, and public records that the criminal justice system is not "blind" to race, gender, social class, economic status, social connections, place of residence and reputation of the defendant, the accuser, or the witnesses. Nor is the criminal justice system blind to the race, gender, and social status of the police, prosecutors, judges, jurors, or correctional officers and that discretionary justice often leads to injustice. In "American Justice System Uncovered" the author not only provides knowledge of the problems in the criminal justice system, but also solutions which serves as a source of motivation for public dialogue on how to elevate these problems in our system of justice or otherwise the need for reform and social change. This book will awaken you to many of the disparities in the American legal system and how you can help change them. Always remember that you are either part of the problem or part of the solution.