The justice system serves the interest of a specific class of citizens. We live in a government that incriminates mostly of those who are in an environment set to give access to every negative source of life it could possibly give. Why is the system this way, I am confused to whether it promotes well being or by setting traps instead of eliminating the problem. There are people who have been arrested for small crimes at reasonably early ages and from that point on are given no alternative. A criminal record in most cases bars an accussed or convicted felon with crimes most of the time that should have been misdemeanor crimes, from getting a job, public transportation, drivers license expulsion, getting into something as simple as an apartment, and from educational institutions. Many of these people want to change and many have changed and are living a moderate life. But in a system that keeps you from improving the only option is to live illegally or be satisfied being what they label these people "low life felons." This in an election seasons seems to bring heat, no one wants to touch up on the subject. Many believe it is being racial, but why is it racial? Is it racial or racist to have many citizens particularly black in this country who from having an inferior education at the schools were provided in our communities that lead to job instability, to families breaking apart and having to depend on government handouts to survive. I don't think at all and if this is not attended to, we could see the falling of a class of citizens due to impoverization and a government that would rather pay to put people in jail and release them with no options and wonder why theirs a cycle to repeat offenders. Start by looking into your books or laws of legislation and stop with the unfair games of politicism or in the end this country will have debts it owes to the weaker part of society with the presence of no hope that will reign possibly even after election to election to election and the voices of the ones who need change the most are unheard.